How much funding does Community Learning Project for Food Justice (CLP) provide?

Community Learning Project for Food Justice (CLP) provides General stipend to offset overhead costs; travel expenses covered in funding.

When is the deadline for Community Learning Project for Food Justice (CLP)?

This grant has a rolling deadline or the deadline has not been announced.

Community Learning Project for Food Justice (CLP)

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Funding Amount

General stipend to offset overhead costs; travel expenses covered

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Community Learning Project for Food Justice

Status: Active peer mentoring program

Geographic Scope: United States (multi-regional)

Focus Areas:

Food justice and food sovereignty

Capacity building for community-based food projects

Peer-to-peer learning and knowledge sharing

Community organizing and grassroots networks

Program Description:
The Community Learning Project for Food Justice (CLP) works to support, connect, and grow a peer-to-peer grassroots, shared-learning community. The program matches mentoring partners for a year of relationship building, knowledge and skill sharing, and networking.

Key Activities:

Regional gatherings

Facilitated distance learning

Customized site visits

Peer consultation for developing programs and initiatives

Technical assistance and skill sharing between partner organizations

Goals:

Build and support communities of practice to facilitate learning, innovation, leadership and strong networks in the food justice movement

Build infrastructure and capacity for community-based projects in the food justice movement

Benefits to Participating Organizations:

Gain practical skills and relevant resources from current practitioners

Engage in sustained peer training and technical assistance resulting in tangible project improvements and increased resources

Experience and learn from impactful projects and leaders in the food justice movement through experiential site visits, regional gatherings, and facilitated distance learning

Receive training and technical assistance from WhyHunger and partnering capacity building organizations

Contact Information:
Lorrie Clevenger: [email protected]

Funding Provided:

General stipend to offset overhead costs of participation

Travel expenses to conduct site visits and attend regional/national gatherings covered by WhyHunger