a science-based foundation for changing the food system. Topics covered include sustainable agriculture, climate change, food waste, urban agriculture, and policy and organizing. In 2014, Food Tank partnered with the James Beard Foundation to publish an annual "Good Food Org Guide," a comprehensive directory of nonprofit organizations that are working toward a better food system. Danielle Nierenberg writes a Forbes column around sustainable agriculture and food issues, which has covered topics like agroecology, food waste, and the U.N. Climate Conference. Podcast In 2018, Food Tank launched an original podcast, "Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg," on which Nierenberg invites chefs, experts, and activists to outline their ideal food system—and how their projects are making a better food system more attainable. Working Groups Food Tank built a working group of Chief Sustainability Officers representing more than 150 food businesses that convenes monthly to discuss trends and case studies, learn from guest speakers, network, and harness coalition opportunities. Food Tank's peer network of academic faculty and department directors meets bi-monthly and represents disciplines around food and environmental studies as well as nursing and medicine, marketing, nutrition, anthropology, labor, and religious studies. The institutions represented include land grant, liberal arts, HBCUs and Tribal Colleges, and community colleges. Food Tank also convenes the Refresh Working Group, which brings together food, agriculture, and technology experts from across the United States to ensure the positive application and responsible use of emerging technologies and data across these sectors. The group’s goal is to ensure robust and healthy agriculture and food marketplaces where innovation thrives and where small and big players alike can drive positive improvements throughout the global food system. United Nations Climate Conference At the U.N. Climate Conference (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, Food Tank partnered with all official food pavilions including the Food4Climate Pavilion with A Well-Fed World, Compassion in World Farming, FOUR PAWS, IPES-Food (International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems) and ProVeg International; the Food Systems Pavilion with Clim-Eat and 15 other partners; and the Food and Agriculture Pavilion with CGIAR, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization, and The Rockefeller Foundation. Interactive Musical WeCameToDance is Food Tank's interactive original musical about the climate crisis. It was developed by Creative Producer Bernard Pollack with choreography by House of Jack, original language by David Peterson of "Game of Thrones", and original music by Grammy-nominated Rocky Dawuni. The show debuted a month-long run at 2021 Edinburgh