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Contributors

Regular and featured contributors to LivableFutureBlog are staff, faculty, fellows, students, and partners affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future.

  • Brent Kim

    Brent Kim
    Brent Kim is a Project Officer for the Food Production & Public Health Program at the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF). Read More>> [Updated 2014]

    Latest Blog Entries:
    • Urban Gardening: Balancing Risks and Benefits
    • Feeding animals to animals: a call for vigilance against mad cow disease
    • The Power of Story: Conversations with Philippe Cousteau
  • Christine Grillo

    Christine Grillo
    Christine joined the CLF in 2011 and writes about food system thinking—the intersection of food systems and public health.

    Latest Blog Entries:
    • Atlantic Salmon in the Norwegian Fjords
    • Pangasius Farming on the Mekong River
    • Q&A with Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin on the True Cost of Food: The Bill Is Already in the Mail
  • Dave Love

    Dave Love
    Dave joined the Center in 2009 as a public health microbiologist with a background in water quality and food safety. Growing up on a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia, his fascination with aquaculture (the farming of aquatic life) manifested itself early, and his work on aquaculture has carried through to his current work with the Public Health and Sustainable Aquaculture Project. [2016] Read More>> Find @davelove1 on Twitter>>

    Latest Blog Entries:
    • CLF Aquaculture News: March 2018
    • CLF Aquaculture News: November 2017
    • CLF Aquaculture News: October 2017
  • Kate McCleary

    Kate McCleary
    Kate McCleary worked at CLF from 2014 to 2016 as a senior project coordinator on the communications team. Her particular academic areas of interest include communications, nutrition, health education, and health literacy, and she's a a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES). [2016]

    Latest Blog Entries:
    • Lessons Learned: Aquaponics in Baltimore
    • How Free is Your Produce?
    • Lessons from Supermarket Failure in a Food Desert
  • Laura Genello

    Laura Genello
    Laura Genello began working at the Center for a Livable Future in 2012 as the Farm Manager at the Food System Lab, and currently attends Wageningen University in the Netherlands where she is studying for her masters degree in organic agriculture. [2017]

    Latest Blog Entries:
    • Who Will Run the Future Farms?
    • Herenboeren: Gentlemen Farmers Changing the Dutch Food System
    • An Allotment Garden Oasis in Holland
  • Leo Horrigan, MHS

    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>>>> Find @LeoH1960 on Twitter>> [2014]

    Latest Blog Entries:
    • Food Councils Connect People, Share Knowledge, Empower Change
    • The People’s Climate March in Photos
    • Marylanders take note: Calif. research shows power of pesticide reporting
  • Robert Lawrence, MD

    Robert Lawrence, MD
    Dr. Lawrence is the Founding Director of Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future and a Professor Emeritus with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. [2017]

    Latest Blog Entries:
    • How a World War I Rationing Program Could be Cause for Thanks This Holiday Season
    • CLF Year in Review: Food Security, Climate Change, and Fond Farewell
    • CLF Week in Links: Honeybees, Foraging, Wasted Food and More
  • Robert Martin

    Robert Martin
    Bob Martin, currently the director of Food System Policy at the Center, served as executive director of the Pew Commission on Industrial Farm Animal Production, which was housed at the Center for a Livable Future. Prior to that appointment, Bob worked for nearly 30 years in public policy at the state and federal level. [2016]

    Latest Blog Entries:
    • Ralph Loglisci 1971-2016
    • The USDA Is Gonna Do What?
    • 47 Million And Counting

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