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Since 2010, people across the state and country have gathered at the Michigan Good Food Summit to network, share, reflect, and learn about good food work happening in Michigan.

Aligned with the goals and priorities of the Michigan Good Food Charter, the biennial Michigan Good Food Summit aims to advance good food in Michigan by amplifying the stories and efforts of people across the state.

2020 Michigan Good Food Virtual Summit

Moving Forward with Equity & Resilience

October - November 2020

The 2020 Michigan Good Food Summit was a series of virtual gatherings that brought together over 350 people from across Michigan to celebrate achievements and launch a renewed effort to advance good food systems in Michigan that promote equity, health, sustainability, and thriving economies.

Check out the Past Summits page for additional details about the 2020 Virtual Summit.

Michigan Good Food and the Michigan Good Food Summit are funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.

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Michigan Good Food

Center for Regional Food Systems

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