MapJam Interest Form

NESAWG MapJam Interest Form

NESAWG is hosting a MapJam - a landscape assessment and regional mapping of the Northeast. Attendees can input information about their organization on the map and network with local organizers. MapJam has two parts. Part 1: Providing basic information to get your organization on the map. Part 2: Sharing your organization's skills, strengths, needs and priorities, networks and more! so that we can help build a powerful and cooperative movement.
Tell us about yourself!
Full Name*

First NameLast Name
Pronouns
Email*
example@example.com
Phone Number
City*
Albany
State*
New York
Let's get your org on the map!

We will upload this information to UMap in Part 1. The current map is here - http://u.osmfr.org/m/940673/ . All your information will appear as you enter it here.
Your Organization's Name*
Your Role*
Your Organization's Address*

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Your Organization's Website*
Tell us about your org

NESAWG defines a BIPOC-led organization as having at least 80% BIPOC leadership in staff and board
Is your organization BIPOC led?*

YesNoOther
How is your team organized? (Check all that apply)

For-profitNon-profitNetworkCooperativeInformal GroupOther
How would you define your org? (This will feed the map layers)

Sourcing & Production (food coops, community gardens, urban farms, rural farms (ag-veg/ ag-fruit/ meat/ dairy/ chickens-eggs/ wool/ flowers), seed libraries and seed banks)Food Processing & Distribution (food hubs, food safety/handling)Retail & Consumption (grocery stores coops, farmers' markets, CSAs, soup kitchen, reuse stores, barter markets/swapsAdvocacy (National Grasstops organizations, Regional and state Grasstops organizations, Grassroots policy organizations and groups, Native Policy Organizations IAC (Intertribal Agriculture Council), Land Based Community Spaces and Educational Centers)Supporting Systems & Education (Youth leadership development in agriculture, Beginner Farmer training centers, eco-villages (Global Village, Black Dirt Farm Collective, Soilful City, etc), Specialized technical assistantce (TA) and support-training organizations (food safety etc), New Economies groups and orgs, Nutrition & Healthy Eating (SouthEats etc), Food Unions = UFCW / UNITE HERE/ BCTGM/ FLOC, Hunger relief organizations, Community Land Trusts, Seed funding & Community & Coop Revolving Loan Funds (link to NEC's database), Network Conveners/Collectives/Grassroots OrganizingFood Equity Orgs)
Who makes up your organization (internally)?

Farmers/gardeners/urban growersCommunity OrganizersEducatorsVolunteersStudentsFamiliesRefugeesWomenYouth (under 25)Elder (65+)Tribal and/or Indigenous communitiesFrontline communities of colorLGBTQIA+Low income peopleVeteransImmigrants/migrantsUnemployed peopleWorking class peopleIncarcerated/formerly incarcerated peopleDisabled/differently abled peopleHousing insecure/unhoused peopleOther
Does your group directly work with or provide resources for the following:

Farmers/gardeners/urban growersCommunity OrganizersEducatorsVolunteersStudentsFamiliesRefugeesWomenYouth (under 25)Elder (65+)Tribal and/or Indigenous communitiesFrontline communities of colorLGBTQIA+Low income peopleVeteransImmigrants/migrantsUnemployed peopleWorking class peopleIncarcerated/formerly incarcerated peopleDisabled/differently abled peopleHousing insecure/unhoused peopleOther
What is your org's geographic reach? *
List the specific states, regions, geographical areas and/or communities you reach or work with
Top 3 Focus/ Issue Areas *
ex. 1. racial equity 2. land access 3. education
Participating in an extended MapJam - Part 2

Let's schedule part 2. NESAWG is a network of over 500 participating organizations and thousands of individuals carrying out farm and food systems endeavors. Our region includes Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia, and Washington D.C. If your org reaches our region and you are part of the farm/food system, please fill out this section! Otherwise, skip. These sessions usually run 2-4 hours.
What is the name of your organization's primary contact?*
What is your organization's primary contact email?*
In which months would you be most available?

August 2023September 2023October 2023November 2023December 2023January 2024February 2024March 2024April 2024May 2024June 2024
What time is best for your organization?

Weekday mornings (ex. 9-1pm)Weekday afternoons (ex. 1-5pm)Weekday evenings (ex. 4-8pm)Weekend mornings (ex. 9-1pm)Weekend afternoons (ex. 1pm-4pmOther
What is the total number of people your group will bring to a MapJam? If you are a coalition/network composed of several organizations, one representative from each group will suffice.
Tides Center Media Release

(This is from our fiscal sponsor, Tides Center, to publish any information from this Zoom session.)

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NESAWG MapJam Interest Form

Tell us about yourself!

Let's get your org on the map!

Tell us about your org

Participating in an extended MapJam - Part 2

Thank you for your participation! We appreciate you!