Wallace Center envisions a future where all communities have the power to nourish themselves and regenerate ecosystems through just food and agriculture systems. At the heart of these systems are dynamic networks of people connected through interdependent relationships with each other and the land. Recognizing the power of connectivity and collaboration in realizing this vision, the Wallace Center is committed to transparent communication about our work and impact.
On this page, you’ll find overviews of our projects, partnerships, and organizational culture. We invite your feedback, reflections, and questions as we continue this work. None of it would be possible without the ongoing partnership and collaboration of countless individuals and organizations and numerous others who engage in our programs, support our staff, and share our vision for the future of food and farming. Thank you.
Within these pages, we hope you see evidence of the transformation underway at the Wallace Center. We are growing into a more human-centered, transparent, accountable, and leader-full organization. We are excited about the years ahead, which will inevitably bring more change, growth, and possibility for all of us working to build more equitable, resilient, and sustainable food systems.
Within the pages of Wallace Center’s 2021-2023 Strategic Plan, you’ll find our renewed purpose and vision for becoming a more effective vehicle for transformational change. As we near the 40th anniversary of the Wallace Center, this roadmap sets a clear direction for the next chapter of the organization’s work and will guide how we work with you in pursuit of more equitable and resilient farming and food systems.
Our 2020 Impact Report highlights the ingenuity, hard work and dedication that our partners demonstrated last year amid COVID-19. As the world responded to the double pandemics of the virus and racial injustice, our team—spread across the U.S.—banded together to respond to our partners in service.