The Arizona Food Systems Network is a community of local, state and regional food systems advocates, practitioners, and leaders who collaborate to improve the food system for all Arizonans.
​The Arizona Food Systems Network is an autonomous, self-organizing and informal community of practice convened by Pinnacle Prevention with support from Vitalyst Health Foundation. 

Arizona Statewide
​Food Action Plan

Created in collaboration with over 150 stakeholders across the state, Arizona's first statewide food action plan is our collective vision and three-year plan to reimagine and transform Arizona's food system.

Stay in Touch

Anti-Hunger and
Food Systems Advocacy Calls

Please join the Arizona Food Bank Network and the Arizona Food Systems Network as we team up to host monthly virtual advocacy calls to discuss the latest state and federal policy related to hunger and food systems as well as share updates from partners across Arizona. Calls take place the first Friday of each month, with a few exceptions. Click the button to register for monthly calls and add meeting invites to your calendar. 

Indigenous Food
​Sovereignty Newsletter

The Indigenous Food Sovereignty Newsletter is a bi-monthly publication that aims to keep us informed and connected on the important and inspiring work of reclaiming, restoring, and strengthening Indigenous foodways. 
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Ndee Bikiyaa, “The People’s Farm,” White Mountain Apache Tribe, AZ
In 2020 and 2021, AZFSN partnered with Partnership with Native Americans, Arizona Food Bank Network, and Local First Arizona to showcase and celebrate Indigenous food sovereignty work happening throughout Arizona. Many people participated in virtual conversations that took us everywhere from the farm and field to the state capitol, even at times linking the work happening in our own backyards to broader food sovereignty efforts occurring on a regional and global scale. This newsletter is our effort to continue the conversation.

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