< b>ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION< /b> < span style="font-weight: 400">Food for the Spirit uses the arts and creative facilitation to support racial healing, ecological justice, and equitable food systems. We do this by: encouraging dialogue around issues of race & racism in the food system; facilitating place-based networks, coalition-building, and collaborative projects; and supporting community storytelling, shifting narratives and public understanding. *First established in 2018, Food for the Spirit became a fiscally-sponsored project of Open Buffalo in 2020.< /span>< b>ABOUT THE POSITION< /b>< span style="font-weight: 400">Working alongside F4tS’s Co-Founding Director, the < /span>< b>< i>BFEN Director< /i>< /b>< span style="font-weight: 400"> will fulfill a leadership position on the ground in Buffalo. Measurements of success for the BFEN Director include: securing sustainable and ongoing funding for the BFEN; convening a leadership team to drive the strategic vision and activities of the BFEN; building awareness amongst BFEN members and the broader community about the resources and supports available through the BFEN; and ensuring clarity and transparency around how BFEN members work together to support campaigns and programs of the BFEN and F4tS more broadly.< /span> < img style="background: url('https://greenleadershiptrust.org/wp-content/plugins/wp-file-download/app/admin/assets/images/file_download.png') no-repeat scroll center center #D6D6D6;border: 2px dashed #888888;height: 100px;border-radius: 10px;width: 99%" src="https://greenleadershiptrust.org/wp-content/plugins/wp-file-download/app/admin/assets/images/t.gif" data-file="6002" data-wpfdfile="6002" data-category="76"/>