Curious about the Columbia Climate School’s Food for Humanity Initiative (F4Hi)? F4Hi is a multi-disciplinary collaborative network that brings together people and projects on food systems research, teaching, policy, and programming from across Columbia University and beyond, leveraging multiple areas of existing expertise: climate, environment, agriculture, health, and nutrition, which comprise some of the most significant sectors of the global food system.

You are invited to learn more about this new initiative, and the team of collaborators at its helm, at the launch for the F4Hi Strategy.

Join virtually as F4Hi director and Professor of Climate Jess Fanzo and esteemed F4Hi collaborators Esther Akwii (Legal Researcher at the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment), Glenn Denning (Professor of Professional Practice & director of MPA-DP), Sandra Goldmark (Associate Dean for Interdisciplinary Engagement at the Climate School & Professor of Professional Practice at Barnard College), and Michael Puma (Professor of Climate & director of the Center for Climate Systems Research) present the 5-year strategy, which seeks to ensure food systems nurture humanity and the planet.