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Amanda Behrens
Amanda is currently managing the GIS Maryland Food System Mapping Project for the Center for a Livable Future (CLF). This project aims to geographically assess and improve the current system of food in Maryland from production to consumption. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Brent Kim
Brent Kim is a Project Officer for the Farming for the Future program at the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF). Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Chris Stevens
Chris is director of communications for the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future. He is responsible for managing the Center’s public relations and outreach programs, including oversight of the website, LivableFutureBlog, and social media programs. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Christine Grillo
Christine focuses on written communications projects stemming from CLF-sponsored research, events and project activities, and she is involved with social media outreach and content development for the LivableFuture blog. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Dave Love
Dave's current research at CLF addresses industrial food animal production from the sea (i.e. aquaculture) and its potential impacts on human health and the environment. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Dennis Keeney
Dennis Keeney is a Visiting Scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future and professor emeritus of Agronomy and Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering at Iowa State University where he served as the first director of the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture . Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Jared Margulies, MS
A former research assistant at the Center in 2008-2009, Jared returned to the CLF in his current capacity in 2011, after earning a master's of science from the University of Oxford in Biodiversity, Conservation and Management. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Keeve Nachman
Keeve currently serves as the CLF's resident expert on environmental risk assessment methodologies, chemical exposures and environmental policy and decision-making. These skills are instrumental to Keeve in his efforts to document and explain the human health impacts of food animal production.Latest Blog Entries:
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Leo Horrigan, MHS
Leo Horrigan is a food system correspondent for the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF). He was also involved in producing the Teaching the Food System curriculum, and as part of that project he produced a short film on sustainable food animal production entitled Out to Pasture: The Future of Farming?. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Marlena White
Marlena is an agricultural policy research assistant at CLF, where her work focuses primarily on issues surrounding the Farm Bill. She is involved in a number of outreach and coalition-building activities for the upcoming 2012 Farm Bill renewal, and she also provides general support for CLF's agricultural policy initiatives.Latest Blog Entries:
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Mia Cellucci
As Project Coordinator at the CLF, Mia Cellucci manages the Community Supported Agriculture Project, coordinates the Center’s many events, and assists with a multi-year food systems research project on the northeastern United States. She also serves as a content and design resource for the Communications team. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Patti Truant
Patti is a research assistant and doctoral fellow with the Center for a Livable Future. She has a degree in journalism from the University of Maryland, an MPH from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and she has held positions at the Center for Science in the Public Interest and the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Development. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Ralph Loglisci
Ralph Loglisci is the project director for the Johns Hopkins Healthy Monday Project, the goal of which is to improve the health of the Johns Hopkins community through the delivery of evidence-based health communications campaigns with a focus on food and health behaviors.Latest Blog Entries:
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Rebecca Klein
Becca is the Public Health & Agriculture Policy Project Director for the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF). Her passion for food and nutrition developed in undergrad during a nutritional anthropology class, which became her major at Hampshire College.Latest Blog Entries:
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Robert Lawrence, MD
Bob is the Center for a Livable Future Professor and Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, Health Policy, and International Health at the Bloomberg School of Public Health and Professor of Medicine at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. In 1996 he became the founding director of Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF). Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Roni Neff, PhD
Roni is Research and Policy Director of Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF) and is on faculty at the Bloomberg School of Public Health. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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Sarah Rodman, MPH
Sarah Rodman began working at the Center for a Livable Future as a Johns Hopkins 2010 MPH candidate in the department of Environmental Health. She continues to work at CLF, now a doctoral student in the Department of Health, Policy and Management.Latest Blog Entries:
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Sophia LeMaire
Sophia came to the Center for a Livable Future in June as a recent graduate of Princeton University and the recipient of a one-year fellowship in public service from Princeton's "Project 55" program. Within the Farming for the Future program, she is working on research and outreach efforts.Latest Blog Entries:
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Tyler Smith
With a background in public policy, advocacy and campaign work, Tyler joined CLF full-time in 2011 as a senior research and policy associate. Read More>>Latest Blog Entries:
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