Where you’ll find us this Climate Week

Connect with members of the Glynwood team as we take part in conversations about climate, agriculture, and creating a more resilient and regenerative future. Below, you’ll find a selection of panels and events where Glynwood team members will be participating. We’d love for you to join us.

Glynwood Event

• Women Leading Philanthropy at the Intersection of Food, Climate, and Community

  Friday, Sept 25 | 10:00 AM
  The Monarch Foundation, 515 Canal Street, New York, NY

  At this pivotal moment, women are reshaping the philanthropic landscape by centering regional food systems as a powerful nexus for climate resilience, equity, and food security. This conversation will bring together visionary women+ philanthropists and movement leaders who are challenging extractive models of giving in favor of relational approaches that honor both people and ecosystems, forging deep connections between regenerative agriculture, food security, and ecological health. We believe that when we invest in the land and the people who tend it, we invest in our collective future.

  This event is sold out. To be notifited if a spot opens up, please join our waitlist here.

In Partnership

• Rooted & Flowing: A Conversation Hosted by Glynwood & Riverkeeper

  Thursday, Sep 24 | 10:00 AM
  Lower Manhattan, near the World Trade Center (exact address provided upon registration)

  We're bringing together Caraway Home and Kitchen, Riverkeeper Organization, and Glynwood Center for Regional Food & Farming to explore how the greater New York metro area is becoming a model for climate resilience; through sustained stewardship of land, water, and food systems. We will dive into how those lessons can be applied elsewhere, notably in the home. As food and water providers face mounting climate challenges, our panelists will share an honest look at what it takes to build a culture that can withstand change and thrive for generations to come.

  Capacity is limited - please contact AshtonG@riverkeeper.org to reserve your spot.

• Common Infrastructure for Collective Action: Growing Regional Food Systems Resilience

  Thursday, Sep 24 | 9:00 AM–2:30 PM
  Location provided to registered attendees

  This gathering brings together practitioners, funders, researchers, investors, and ecosystem leaders to explore the shared social, technical, and financial infrastructure needed to strengthen regional food systems. The day unfolds across three interactive sessions. Megan Larmer, Glynwood’s Vice President of Programs, speaks on Workshop 1: Learning Across Regions (Lightning Talks & Facilitated Discussion), exploring what regional food systems can teach us about the common infrastructure needed to strengthen implementation and replication.

  Email Megan Larmer at mlarmer@glynwood.org to be invited.

• From Field to Fork (Panel 2)

  Thursday, Sep 24 | 2:35–3:35 PM
  Location TBA

  A look at procurement and the supply chain, opening with a live demo of the City Food Policy Project's interactive procurement dashboard (starting with beans). June Russell, Glynwood Director of Regional Food Programs, joins as a speaker, presenting on the state of New York State's dry-bean ecosystem, alongside Harvest New York, Furmano's, and the City Food Policy Project.

  invite only, feel free to reach out to June Russell at jrussell@glynwood.org to learn more and connect.

• Why Regenerative: Funding Regenerative Food Systems

  Thursday, Sep 24 | 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
  873 Broadway

  Join Glynwood Board Member, Christopher Zuehlsdorff, Chief Executive Officer at Amber Farmland Investments, for an evening convening leaders in regenerative agriculture, philanthropy, and investment. Through lightning talks, networking, and a hands-on workshop, we’ll spark new connections and mobilize capital to accelerate the regenerative transition.

  Request an invite here.

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