Terra Madre 2006 US Academic Delegate Network

Terra Madre 2006 brought together the first international delegation of Academics working on food and sustainability issues. The event inspired a new framework for discourse, one where ideas, strategies, partnerships and alliances prosper. With this legacy in mind, Slow Food USA is Bringing Terra Madre Home by creating an online networking resource for the U.S. Academic Delegates. Listed below by state and by school are the faculty and staff who attended Terra Madre 2006. As representatives of departments, programs, and schools involved in research and projects working in defense of sustainable food production, these delegates are seeking broader and deeper understanding of our food system. Through promotional and educational activities, event organization and exchanges, they support small-scale socially and ecologically sustainable quality food production and defend the right to self-determination in the food sector.

Please click on the schools below to learn more about the Terra Madre 2006 Academic Delegates from these institutions.

Arkansas:
University of Arkansas

Arizona:
Pima Community College

California:
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Davis
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of California, Santa Cruz
Ecology Action

Connecticut:
Yale University

Iowa:
Iowa State

Kentucky
University of Kentucky

Maine:
University of Maine, Cooperative Extension

Massachusetts:
Bridgewater State College
Harvard University
Tufts University

Michigan:
Michigan State University

New Hampshire:
University of New Hampshire

New York:
Brooklyn College, City University of New York
Cornell University
Kingsborough Community College: City University of New York
Culinary Institute of America
New York University

North Carolina:
North Carolina State University

Pennsylvania
Millersville University

Vermont
Green Mountain College
Middlebury College

Wisconsin:
University of Wisconsin, Madison