12TH ANNUAL CANADIAN AGRI-FOOD POLICY VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
Food Security, and Indigenous and Northern Economic Development: Policies and Future Directions
Dates: Conference sessions/activities January 18-19, 2022, each day from 12:00-6:00 pm Eastern Time.
Post Conference Workshop: January 20, 2022.
Registration fee: FREE for Members and $60 for Non-Members.
Members Register Here
Non-Members Canadian Resident Register Here
Non-Members International Register Here
Theme: Food Security, and Indigenous and Northern Economic Development: Policies and Future Directions
Conference Program details is forthcoming
Location: Virtual, through Zoom
Formats: Workshop; Interview, Debate, Presentation, Panel Discussion
There will be a post-conference Workshop after the policy conference.
INTRODUCTION
Food security and policy in Canada is intricately linked to overall national economic development. In addition, the food security and economic development issues facing Canada’s Indigenous populations and northern territories are unique in many ways compared with the rest of the country. The agrifood and policy issues range from indigenous fishing rights in Atlantic Canada, through drinking water quality and policy among First Nations and Indigenous rural communities in central Canada, to food access and economic development among remote Indigenous communities and northern territories. The 12th annual Canadian Agrifood Policy conference will explore these issues and future directions.
BACKGROUND
Since it was first held in 2011, the Annual Canadian Agri-Food Policy Conference (CAPC) has become a premier national policy outlook for the agri-food sector. Conference attendees and presenters consist of a blend of distinguished scholars and industry stakeholders with knowledge of critical issues and potential policy solutions facing the agri-food system in Canada today.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM PLANNING AND ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
- Katherine Jones (AAFC)
- Jennifer Vignola (AFFC)
- Martin Beaulieu (StatCan/CAES Treasurer)
- Lisa O’Neill (CAES Secretary)
- Scott McRae (CAES Bookkeeper and Conference finance)
- Ellen Goddard (President)
- Getu Hailu (President-Elect/ Post-conference workshop)
- Emmanuel Yiridoe (Past-President and Conference Committee Chair)