At the close of an incredible year, the TYFPC is now looking for six (6) new council members to join our team for 2015-2016! We are a Toronto-based social organization that seeks to engage and mobilize youth to create a healthy, just, and sustainable food system for all. […]
Join us for a ‘walkshop’ around Regent Park as part of the 100in1 Day Toronto festival. This walkshop will focus on strategies for engaging ethnic minority groups, immigrants and marginalized individuals around food and how groups in Regent Park are seeking to address class, ethnicity and […]
Today is the first official Food Justice Day in Toronto. The TYFPC endorses the Food Nation platform, asking Toronto’s Mayor and Council to prioritize food and health in five keys ways. Click here to read the platform. The TYFPC is concerned about urban food security and growing […]
The TYFPC was fortunate enough to have Aurora Felix and Patrick Nadjiwon of the Three Sisters’ House (Nswo Nshiimenhig Endaayaat) lead us in a discussion workshop on the food security and food sovereignty of Canada’s indigenous peoples at our last community meeting. We focused on […]
Join us for an informal discussion on the impact of resource extraction on food sovereignty, food security, and traditional foodways. The discussion will be facilitated by the TYFPC. Participants are welcome to share their experience, learn from others, and get involved. Tuesday, May 12 6-8:00pm […]