Who uses the Sourcebook?
The Sourcebook is a reference for students, Extension professionals, members of the North American Food Systems Network, NGOs, public agencies, planners, researchers, community activists, and others.
How are the Sourcebook and our listing promoted?
The directory is promoted in the Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development (JAFSCD), by the North American Food Systems Network (NAFSN), on various food security and sustainable agriculture listservs, and at conferences. We regularly promote the Sourcebook on the following:
- Listservs like COMFOOD-L, NAFSN-L, SUSTAG, FOODPLANNING, URBANAG-L, and others.
- Websites for JAFSCD, NAFSN, and the Lyson Center, and their respective Facebook pages, along with the websites of dozens of partner organizations.
- Every JAFSCD Article Heads-up (regular email messages to readers) will have a promotion of and link to the Sourcebook.
How much does a listing cost?
A Sourcebook listing is FREE! Although we appreciate DONATIONS to help support this service.
What does a listing include?
A Sourcebook listing includes short and long descriptions, pictures, videos, brochures, contact information, and links.
Can we edit any time we want?
Absolutely — any time you want. You have front-end access to your listing via My Dashboard. You can edit as many times and as often as you want.
How long is the listing active?
Open-ended.
How do I claim an existing listing?
We regularly add free listings into the Sourcebook. You can claim your organization or program's listing and edit it as you see fit. See details and instructions at Claim an Existing Listing.
How do I create a new listing?
If your organization or program does not have a free listing yet, see details and instructions at Create a New Listing.
What are the terms and conditions for listing my program?
See our Terms and Conditions; you will also be asked to review and agree to these before finalizing your listing.