A March 2023 Community of Practice working document where members ranked potential regional food policy focus areas (food access, growing food, producing and selling food, food security, and more) as High, Medium, or Low priority to help shape the group's shared policy agenda.
Mapping resources shared by Sam Greenlee (11/29/22) for California's newly redrawn Senate and Assembly legislative districts, including downloadable KML files, a pre-built district map, and overlay maps of farmers' markets and SB 907 supporters.
Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust is launching a 12-month pilot (July 2026-June 2027) in Moss Landing Harbor to translate new regional fisheries research into community-driven infrastructure and climate-resilience planning for working waterfronts.
A 2020 food mapping report for the Pajaro Valley covering demographics, food insecurity, health, housing, and current programs, prepared for the Pajaro Valley Food, Farming, and Health Policy Council.
MBFT's 5-year strategic plan (2024-2028) for sustaining Monterey Bay's fishing community, working waterfront, and local seafood economy through 2028.
A 2025 assessment of Monterey County's health status and needs, sponsored by the Monterey County Health Needs Collaborative. Highlights include that 16.6% of residents (69,000+ people) have low food access, alongside data on food insecurity, poverty, housing, and chronic disease.
The full 170-page report from the CA Agricultural Land Equity Task Force: findings, background, and detailed recommendations across six policy areas for expanding secure, affordable land access for priority producers and Tribal land stewards.
A summary of the California Agricultural Land Equity Task Force's recommendations for addressing systemic barriers to land ownership and access for priority producers and Tribal land stewards.
A regional equity report from The Fund for Santa Barbara, the UCSB Blum Center, and the USC Equity Research Institute, examining wages, housing, criminal justice, education, and environmental inequities across Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.
This report examines the emerging concept of "seafood hubs" on the U.S. West Coast — aggregation and distribution models adapted from agricultural food hubs to help local and regional fishermen compete against a growing seafood trade deficit. Includes a case study of the Oregon Ocean Cluster Initiative.