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Initiatives & Projects
Helping communities shape a future with food for all
At Provecho Collective, we turn shared ideas into action — transforming bold visions into real solutions that nourish communities today and reimagine Colorado’s food system for tomorrow. Every initiative and project is shaped by our values and commitments, rooted in partnership, and centered on community impact.
CO-FARM: Community Food Assessment & Resiliency Model
Provecho Collective is developing a first-of-its-kind AI planning tool that empowers communities to design local food systems that are equitable, sustainable, and resilient. With continued collaboration, CO-FARM is poised to scale across the U.S. and globally, providing the roadmaps that communities need to shape their own resilient and sustainable food future.
Current Projects
Each of our projects reflects one or more of Provecho Collective’s core commitments. They’re shaped, timed, and tracked with community impact and food justice at the center.
We currently don’t have any active projects at this time. Find announcements in our news & updates!
Example Current Project
- Purpose: Support emerging food justice advocates and community leaders who seek to gain policy knowledge and advocacy skills through an 8-week program that provides collaborative and interactive learning sessions paired with real-world case studies and opportunities for 1:1 coaching.
- Participation: Open to anyone interested in community organizing and building community power but new to policy and advocacy efforts.
- Staff Liaison: Dayana Levya, Policy Manager
- Frequency: Cohorts are offered twice a year in the summer and fall, with an application announcement and deadline provided weeks in advance.
Example Current Project
- Purpose: Support emerging food justice advocates and community leaders who seek to gain policy knowledge and advocacy skills through an 8-week program that provides collaborative and interactive learning sessions paired with real-world case studies and opportunities for 1:1 coaching.
- Participation: Open to anyone interested in community organizing and building community power but new to policy and advocacy efforts.
- Staff Liaison: Dayana Levya, Policy Manager
- Frequency: Cohorts are offered twice a year in the summer and fall, with an application announcement and deadline provided weeks in advance.
Example Current Project
- Purpose: Support emerging food justice advocates and community leaders who seek to gain policy knowledge and advocacy skills through an 8-week program that provides collaborative and interactive learning sessions paired with real-world case studies and opportunities for 1:1 coaching.
- Participation: Open to anyone interested in community organizing and building community power but new to policy and advocacy efforts.
- Staff Liaison: Dayana Levya, Policy Manager
- Frequency: Cohorts are offered twice a year in the summer and fall, with an application announcement and deadline provided weeks in advance.
Past Projects & Initiatives
Explore what we’ve done together — and what’s possible when community-powered ideas take root.