Food Advocacy
Nicola is a dedicated mother who has made significant strides in food advocacy and food sovereignty in Ontario, Canada. Her journey began with a deep-seated passion for improving the quality of her family life through social education and community involvement. As a mother, she faced numerous challenges, and used these experiences to fuel her commitment to advocating for food security and sustainable practices.
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Moore’s advocacy work is rooted in her personal experiences with food insecurity, which she openly discusses to raise awareness about this pressing issue. She has been actively involved in various initiatives aimed at promoting food sovereignty and reducing poverty. As a member of the Board of Directors for the Food Secure Canada (FSC), she worked tirelessly to support policies that enhanced food security and sustainability across Canada. Her efforts focus on ensuring access to nutritious food, particularly in family oriented communities.
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Through her public speaking engagements, Moore has addressed to numerous groups about the intersection of food insecurity with mental health and wellness. She emphasizes that food insecurity is not just about hunger; it affects physical health, mental well-being, relationships, and overall happiness. This holistic approach has allowed her to connect with diverse audiences and advocate for systemic changes.
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In addition to her board work, Nicola has become a Chef to further her artistic endeavours through the power of food. She participates in grassroots initiatives such as community gardening projects. She has shared her own experiences as a gardener on a community plot, where she cultivates various vegetables and herbs. This hands-on approach not only provides fresh produce for her family but also serves as an educational tool for others facing similar challenges.
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Moore’s commitment extends beyond personal advocacy; she actively engages with local government officials to push for policy changes that address food insecurity. Her voice has been featured on news networks across Canada, where she highlights the importance of creating equitable food systems that prioritize environmental stewardship and public health.
Nicola exemplifies resilience through her multifaceted roles as a mother, food advocate, musician and Chef. Her dedication to raising awareness about food insecurity while promoting sustainable practices positions her as an influential figure in the movement towards creating more equitable food systems in Canada.
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