2019 Impact Report Real Food Media 2019 Impact Report | Page 2

REAL FOOD MEDIA
2019 IMPACT REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WE BELIEVE
in lifting up the movement, not our brand.
art, books, and film can inspire people to create the
1 OUR VALUES world we need.
2 OVERVIEW white supremacy, patriarchy, and other systems of
3 EDUCATION & TOOLS FOR CHANGE
oppression are inherently connected and struggles
can and should unite against them.
Real Rood Reads Book Club & Podcast
we all have a responsibility to identify and examine our
Organizing Toolkits
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ANALYSIS & SHAPING THE STORY
Food MythBusters
Events
Media Reach
own privilege.
those most impacted by injustice must be at the
forefront of making decisions about how to solve it.
to make change we have to think about capitalism and
how power operates globally.
diversity is the basis for health and resilience.
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MOVEMENT STRATEGY & PARTNERSHIPS
Good Food Purchasing Program
Other Partnerships & Philanthropic Engagement
each one of us has a story to tell, and sharing our
stories builds communities and movements.
“real food” is delicious, honors the earth, feeds body
17 SUPPORTERS & FUNDERS
18 THE TEAM
and soul, oppresses no one, pays a living wage, and is
the human right of all.
“real media” always seeks and tells the truth.
We use media and storytelling strategies to
strengthen the food movement by decoding
corporate spin, revealing the true cost of
industrial food, and showing how, together,
we can transform the food system.
Photo/L-R: Tanya Kerssen (Real Food Media), Justin Williams (Junipero Productions), and Ribka Getachew (Director of NYC Good Food Purchasing Policy Campaign), capturing
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reflections on the coalition-building process in New York City during the Power of Procurement Summit, coordinated by the Center for Good Food Purchasing. May 2019.