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Climate Messaging Mastery for Food Nonprofits
Learn More Are you a nonprofit fundraiser working tirelessly to create positive change in the food, agriculture, public health, or nutrition sectors? Then you are already part of the solution

December 2023 Newsletter
Dear Colleagues, This is the final newsletter of 2023 and it marks the 6th birthday of Littlefoot Ventures! It felt like just yesterday, we (Jesse Fink, Sarah Vared, Adam Rein, myself,

Littlefoot Ventures’ 2023 Highlights
Check out Littlefoot Ventures’ 2023 Year in Review:

COP28 Food Systems Transformation: Key Highlights and Insights for Sustainable Future
Is your head was spinning from all the COP28 action like ours is? We created our own recap to help you (and us!) make sense of it all. My

Minimizing Food Waste and Maximizing Gratitude
How to reduce food waste and loss this thanksgiving without compromising the traditional and delicious feast. According to ReFED, it is estimated that American households will waste around 312 million

November 2023 Newsletter
Dear Colleagues, Hello! I am Carsen Daniel, Project & Communications Manager and first full-time employee of Littlefoot! Based out of Austin, Texas I am a recent-ish graduate of the University

October 2023 Newsletter
Dear Colleagues, Sending you this newsletter with heaps of gratitude, excitement, and hope for what’s coming out of Littlefoot, sprinkled with sadness and angst as we continue to watch the

Bite-Sized Progress: Reflecting on a Year in Food Studies
by Nora Landis-Shack It’s been just over a year since I enrolled in NYU’s Food Studies program and received my certification in food therapy from the Institute of Culinary Education.

September 2023 Newsletter
Dear Colleagues, I took a break from the newsletter in August and we lugged the whole Goulbourne clan up to the Pacific Northwest, spending most days beachcombing and bear watching.