Lina Fedirko. Project Infographics. BSRC
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Shanghai, China Sorsogon, Philippines Pekalongan, Indonesia Sihanoukville, Cambodia Negombo, Sri Lanka Bacaloa, Sri Lanka Lami, Fiji Maputo, Mozambique Kinshasa, DRC New York City, USA Hong Kong Tokyo, Japan Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine Ahmedabad, India Lina Fedirko PROJECT INFOGRAPHICS Interviews with 150+ food movement stakeholders Community focus groups Survey administered to 1,000+ community members Site visits to food programs Document review of old food justice initiatives Review of government food justice reports Assessment of existing food policies Tracking of funding sources and recipients Research, content, process and layout design by Lina Fedirko. YEAR ROLE PROJECT NATURE Mapping the landscape of food justice movement in the low-income neighborhoods of Brooklyn, New York GOAL Bedford Styuvesant Restoration Corporation Program and Research Associate Strategic Planning POLICY ANALYSIS 2013 PRODUCT DATA DISCOVERY Businesses Grassroots Organizations Community Gardens Schools Local Development Corporations NYC Department of Parks & Recreation NYC Department of Health METHODS FIELD RESEARCH SECONDARY RESEARCH Diagram depicting the flow of funding for food justice initiatives Hierarchical diagram illustrating the geographical scope of food justice groups (national, regional, etc.) Geographical map plotting service area and target audience of all food justice groups (exact locations of operation) - Constant competition between groups with similar goals for already scarce funding - Collaboration deterred by siloed implemention - Fragmanted sources of information - Vertical disalignment of policies through goverment levels - Inefficient communication due to competition and lack of central convening body BARRIERS TO ADDRESSING FOOD JUSTICE DETERRANTS ORGANIZATION FOOD JUSTICE DETERRANTS - Access to food - Cost of groceries - Neighborhood safety - Cooking skills - Insufficient education about healthy eating - Scarce information about food resources Immigrants Low-Income Households Seniors New Mothers Women Youth FOOD JUSTICE MOVEMENT INFLUENCERS GROUPS AFFECTED BY THE FOOD INJUSTICE PEOPLE
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Shanghai, China
Sorsogon, Philippines
Pekalongan, Indonesia
Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Negombo, Sri LankaBatticaloa, Sri Lanka
Lami, Fiji
Maputo, Mozambique
Kinshasa, DRC
New York City, USA
Hong Kong
Tokyo, Japan
Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine
Ahmedabad, IndiaL ina Fedi rkoPROJECT INFOGRAPHICS
Interviews with 150+ food movement stakeholders
Community focus groups
Survey administered to 1,000+ community members
Site visits to food programs
Document review of old food justice initiatives
Review of government food justice reports
Assessment of existing food policies
Tracking of funding sources and recipients
Research, content, process and layout design by Lina Fedirko.
YEAR ROLE PROJECT NATURE
Mapping the landscape of food justice movement in the low-income neighborhoods
of Brooklyn, New York
GOAL
Bedford Styuvesant Restoration Corporation
Program and
Research Associate
Strategic Planning
POLICY ANALYS IS
2013
PRODUCT
DATADISCOVERY
Businesses
Grassroots Organizations
Community Gardens
Schools
Local Development Corporations
NYC Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Department of Health
METHODSFIELD RESEARCH SECONDARY RESEARCH
Diagram depicting the flow of funding for food
justice initiatives
Hierarchical diagram illustrating the
geographical scope of food justice groups
(national, regional, etc.)
Geographical map plotting service area and
target audience of all food justice groups (exact
locations of operation)
- Constant competition between groups with similar goals for already scarce funding- Collaboration deterred by siloed implemention- Fragmanted sources of information- Vertical disalignment of policies through goverment levels- Inefficient communication due to competition and lack of central convening body
BARRIERS TO ADDRESSING FOOD JUSTICE DETERRANTS
ORGANIZATION
FOOD JUSTICE DETERRANTS
- Access to food- Cost of groceries- Neighborhood safety- Cooking skills- Insufficient education about healthy eating- Scarce information about food resources
Immigrants
Low-Income Households
Seniors
New Mothers
Women
Youth
FOOD JUSTICE MOVEMENT INFLUENCERS
GROUPS AFFECTED BY THE FOOD INJUSTICE
PEOPLE
