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Sustain Ontario’s Edible Education Network: Survey to Inform our Future Directions
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About You and Your Program(s):
1. Name:
Your answer
2. Affiliation/organization (if any):
Your answer
3. What region(s) do you work in?
Northern Ontario
Eastern Ontario
Central Ontario (includes GTA)
Western Ontario
Map of Ontario Regions
4. What type of setting do you work in? Check all that apply.
Urban
Suburban
Rural
5. What do you currently do to help connect young people to good food? Check all that apply.
Classroom food education
Culinary program
Hands-on workshops and training on food preparation
School gardens
Hands-on workshops and training on gardens
Farm tours for children and youth
Provide local food to children and youth from your farm, distribution centre, or kitchen
After school food programming
Student nutrition programs
Food curriculum and resource development
Food programming for children and youth outside of school
Advocacy for food education and student nutrition
Provide funds for initiatives to connect children and youth to good food
Other:
6. Are there activities that you are not currently involved in that you would like to be? Check all that apply.
Classroom food education
Culinary program
Hands-on workshops and training on food preparation
School gardens
Hands-on workshops and training on gardens
Farm tours for children and youth
Provide local food to children and youth from your farm, distribution centre, or kitchen
After school food programming
Student nutrition programs
Food curriculum and resource development
Food programming for children and youth outside of school
Advocacy for food education and student nutrition
Provide funds for initiatives to connect children and youth to good food
Other:
Exploring Existing Supports and Gaps:
7. What supports do you already receive from other networks / organizations relating to the theme of good food for children and youth? (other than the Ontario Edible Education Network)
(A) News and information (e.g. inspiring stories, program examples, how-to-guides)
(B) Training and education opportunities
(C) Support with relationship building and creating support systems (e.g. introducing people and programs; building a community of practice)
(D) Collaboration support (e.g. facilitating joint advocacy efforts; coordinating collaborative projects)
Other:
8. Please share which organization(s) provide you with these supports.
Your answer
9. Which of these areas could the Ontario Edible Education focus on that would fill a gap and best support your needs? (Check all that apply.)
(A) News and information (e.g. inspiring stories, program examples, how-to-guides)
(B) Training and education opportunities
(C) Support with relationship building and creating support systems (e.g. introducing people and programs; building a community of practice)
(D) Collaboration support (e.g. facilitating joint advocacy efforts; coordinating collaborative projects)
Other:
10. Please identify which item(s) in #9 is/are a priority for you. This will help us better understand how the Ontario Edible Education Network could better meet your needs.
Your answer
11. Is your organization a paid member of Sustain Ontario?
Yes
No
Don't know
Clear selection
12. If Yes, which of the following member benefits are / would be most useful for you?
Member rates at conferences (Bring Food Home)
Prioritized promotional support / communications about your programs to a wider audience
Listing in Sustain Ontario’s Member Directory
Member badge for your website and print resources
Access to Sustain Ontario technology; support to run your own webinars and teleconferences
Collaboration with other members of the Network (e.g. through working groups, regular conference calls, or in-person meetings when possible)
Opportunity to provide feedback about or to add your signature to advocacy or policy documents (e.g. government submissions)
Being included in joint grant applications / projects with other Network members
Joining a network listserv to share information with other Network members (e.g. Google Group)
Other:
13. If you are not a paid member of Sustain Ontario, are there any benefits Sustain Ontario could provide that would make it worthwhile for you to become a member?
Your answer
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