As we continue to grow our table, we’re thrilled to welcome some fresh voices, innovative ideas, and new energy to our Governing Board of Directors. These new members bring a wonderful mix of experience, perspective, and passion that will help guide AFPC’s work to connect, inform, and advocate to strengthen food systems for all Alaskans.
We invite you to continue into our 2025 Annual Report to see the progress we made this year. From impactful initiatives to strong and growing partnerships, this report captures the work, collaboration, and shared commitment that defined 2025. Thank you for being part of this journey.
As we reflect on the past year, we are filled with deep gratitude for the dedication, leadership, and care shown by our Board of Directors. We extend heartfelt thanks to all who have served and a warm welcome to those stepping into leadership. Together, we continue building a stronger, more just food future for Alaska.
Our board members—past and present—are invaluable to our work. Join us as we say hello and bid farewell to the incredible people who support our work as board members.
AFPC is excited to welcome our newest team member Ellen Olack our new Regional Food Business Center Program Manager. Learn all about her journey with food and her path to our work!
AFPC welcomes our newest staff member Meghan Hargis, our Special Events Coordinator. She is born and raised Alaskan with a passion for food security that continues to grow from her work and life experiences. Learn more about our new team member!
A big welcome to our newest staff member Colin Peacock, our Regional Food business Center Co-Director. He has long shown his commitment to food advocacy through his work, education, travels, and personal life. Learn more about his journey to become our FIRST REGIONAL FOOD BUSINESS CENTER CO-DIRECTOR.
Leah Moss may have taken a winding path to get here but her history in community building and communications experience comes together seamlessly with a history of working with food and justice organizations. Learn about her journey and how she is ready to build a thriving food network in Alaska.
Effective public policy is one of my absolute passions, and in 2017 I was elected to Homer’s City Council. Over the years on Council and with my various jobs, I have been deeply involved in developing and advocating for changes and improvements in local and state policy…