Bimonthly Meeting of the Interfaith Hunger Coalition
Learn About Community Supported Agriculture in Albuquerque
Tuesday, November 27
12:00 Noon
First Presbyterian Church. Martin Luther King Blvd. and I-25.
The Interfaith Hunger Coalition collaborates on addressing hunger issues in our communities through networking, education, public policy advocacy and direct service. Our goal is ensure that all New Mexican families have access to healthy and nutritious food.
contact usHouse Memorial 90 was introduced at a New Mexico House Health and Human Services Committee hearing, with Rep. Maestas Barnes and Rep. Joanne Ferrary of Las Cruces as lead sponsors. The measure, which would create a statewide hunger council, had strong input from the Interfaith Hunger Coalition.
Learn About Community Supported Agriculture in Albuquerque
Tuesday, November 27
12:00 Noon
First Presbyterian Church. Martin Luther King Blvd. and I-25.
La Cosecha Community Supported Agriculture will be featured at the bimonthly meeting of the Interfaith Hunger Coalition. La Cosecha CSA is comprised of nine local farms committed to using sustainable practices and growing food for our community. We will also hear from the managers of the food pantry at St. John XXIII Catholic Community, an endorsing partner of the IHC.
Tuesday, November 27
First Presbyterian Church (I-25 and Martin Luther King Blvd.)
12:00 Noon
Saturday, November 17, 8:30 am to 1 pm
St. Paul Lutheran Church
1100 Indian School Rd NE, Albuquerque 87102
Our endorsing partner, the Lutheran Advocacy Ministry-NM, hosts an advocacy conference each fall. The conference includes sessions on topics related to our Advocacy Agenda as well as the basics of advocacy. The conference is open to all.
To register for our November 17 Advocacy Conference, click here.
