What opportunities are there for expanding good food jobs – or food sector jobs that pay a decent wage; offer benefits, safe working conditions and pathways for career advancement; and make healthy affordable food more available in low-income communities – in New York City? What is currently missing to scale up existing innovations? Which policies, initiatives, and investments will best address current entrepreneurs and provide the conditions for good food jobs to flourish? On December 18th, join the CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute and a group of guest speakers to explore these and other key questions in this Urban Food Policy Forum.     Opening Presentation Nick Freudenberg and Craig Willingham – Presentation of the New Report: “A Guide to Growing Good Food Jobs in New York City”(October 2018)   Panel Discussion   Speakers: Lynn Loflin, Teaching Kitchen Chef, Lenox Hill Neighborhood Houses Angie Kamath, University Dean for Continuing Education and Workforce Development, CUNY Alex Breen, Senior Associate, Seedco   Moderator:  Nicholas Freudenberg, Distinguished Professor of Public Health and Director, CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute.