Shaping a Regenerative Future for the CA Bay Area Food System - Chapter Meetup East Bay!
Join us to shape a regenerative vision for Bay Area food systems.
This gathering of the Work on Climate Bay Area Food Systems chapter brings us deeper into the work — moving from connection to co-creation. After the immersive & impactful workshop in South Bay, we are now bringing this platform to co-create with the East Bay community!
In collaboration with From Soil to Soul, an action-oriented storytelling and community initiative advancing regenerative food systems rooted in justice, land stewardship, and collective healing; we'll be hosted in a facilitated experience designed to help us:
Develop a shared vision for what a regenerative Bay Area food system looks like
Identify the points of leverage where our work — and our collaboration — can create the most impact
Begin charting a path toward collective action
This is neither a lecture nor an open-ended discussion. It's a structured, participatory process designed to help a room full of change makers think and build together.
If you came to our first gathering, this is where we go further. If this is your first time joining us, you're still very welcome — bring your perspective and your expertise.
Tickets & Accessibility Ticket prices are pay-what-you-can, on a sliding scale from $10–$40. Ticket fees help us fund the hard work needed for these gatherings to create real impact.
Please choose the level that feels right for you — all are welcome, and no one will be turned away for lack of funds.
If you are committed to meaningfully contributing to the gathering but are in financial hardship, please email [email protected].
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From Soil To Soul is an action-oriented storytelling and community initiative advancing regenerative food systems rooted in justice, land stewardship, and collective healing. Through their documentary series, immersive workshops, and community partnerships, they amplify Black, Indigenous, and People of Color led initiatives while creating actionable pathways for reconnecting people with food and land, climate resilience and systemic transformation.