Aug 26, 2021 | Slow Weekends, Slow Wine
Sonoma County is full of rolling green hills, dramatic coastline and towering redwoods. Nestled amongst it all are the vineyards that have put the county on the map and draw visitors in every fall for wine tours and tastings. And while there are so many incredible wineries to visit, some of which have made it into the Slow Wine Guide, there is so much more that Sonoma County has to offer including the many restaurants, bars, farms and businesses serving local, delicious food.
May 27, 2021 | Food and Farming, Food Justice, Slow Food Chapters
Slow Food USA created the National Resilience Fund to give direct financial support to vital businesses and workers in community-based food systems, through local Slow Food chapters and working groups. We caught up with some of the first and second round grantees, which focused on local community initiatives and black-led initiatives.
Mar 24, 2021 | Food Justice, Slow Fish, Slow Food Events
The weekend was filled with productive talks about how to make more sustainable seafood chains not only for the fish and their habitats, but for the people who fish and eat them as well.
May 12, 2020 | Current Events, Slow Fish, Take Action
Saving the Wild Salmon: Bristol Bay Contends with Pebble Mine Proposal May 12, 2020 Stephanie Armstrong, Intern,Ed Yowell, Chair,SFUSA Food and Farm Policy Working Group Save What You Love – Bristol Bay This story and call-to-action is about a salmon ecosystem...Apr 27, 2020 | Slow Fish, Slow Food Live
This is Slow Fish 101, folks! Learn how to think about buying fish the same way you think about buying eggs or produce at the farmers’ market. Learn how and why it matters and hear from the fisher harvesters doing it the Slow Fish way. We promise there will be...
![Slow Food's million-person, global movement relies on the connections that its International Councilors nurture. These individuals connect regional efforts and report back to the Slow Food International team. In February, a new class of International Councilors met for the first time; they will collaborate to support our movement for good, clean and fair food for all in the years ahead! 🐌
Meet Bilal Sarwari [photo 1] and Bobby Grégoire [photo 2], our North American representatives, and learn more about them at our linkinbio!](https://sfusa.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
