Kiss the Ground Expands Impact with Regenerative Agriculture at NY
Kiss the Ground, a prominent nonprofit advocating for the Regenerative Movement, is excited to announce its significant participation at New York Climate Week 2025. This event serves as a crucial platform uniting policy makers, businesses, and civil society to address pressing issues related to food and agriculture in the context of climate change.
As awareness of the integral role of food systems in climate and health solutions grows, Kiss the Ground is stepping into the spotlight alongside farmers, partners, and influential voices to showcase the transformative power of regenerative agriculture.
Engagement Events During Climate Week
Throughout Climate Week, Kiss the Ground will host and take part in various official events aimed at educating and inspiring audiences. The organization's approach combines thought-provoking discussions with engaging community interactions centered around food and film.
Official Climate Week Programs
- Our Most Natural Lever – Are We Ready for a Regenerative World? This session will be led by Kiss the Ground's CEO, Evan Harrison, who will join a diverse panel of experts to discuss the intersections of agriculture and climate responsibility.
- Industry Research Reveal with Regen House and How Good This event features COO Karen Rodriguez, who will unveil a comprehensive map portraying the expansive reach of regenerative agriculture across various sectors.
- Regenerative Food Systems: Scaling Impact from Soil to Shelf Co-hosted with pioneering organizations, including Food Tank and Arva, this session will highlight key insights from industry leaders on how to magnify the positive effects of regenerative practices.
Beyond Traditional Events: Engaging with Coffee and Community
In addition to participation in formal discussions, Kiss the Ground will showcase its collaboration with Buena Vida Specialty Coffee, which has been selected as the official coffee for Food Tank's initiatives during Climate Week. This partnership promotes a specially crafted regenerative coffee, directly linking soil health with consumer choices.
Furthermore, an exclusive, invite-only gathering will take place, celebrating the Regenerative Movement at Stone Barns. Attendees will enjoy delicious food and participate in a preview screening of Kiss the Ground's latest mini-documentary from its acclaimed Stories of Regeneration series.
Momentum of the Regenerative Movement
The Regenerative Movement is rapidly gaining traction, transitioning from a niche interest to a mainstream cultural phenomenon. Through engaging narratives, educational initiatives, and dynamic collaborations, Kiss the Ground is dedicated to cementing regeneration as not only a solution to climate change but a holistic approach to living in harmony with our planet.
CEO Evan Harrison recently expressed insight into this pivotal moment, stating the importance of community-driven efforts since the regrowth is palpable. The upcoming Climate Week in New York is poised to be a powerful venue to amplify these messages and showcase substantive progress being made in the field.
Invitation to Join the Movement
Kiss the Ground is eager to invite supporters, the media, and potential collaborators to engage actively in this significant movement. Opportunities abound to join their newsletter, partake in community discussions, and attend upcoming virtual gatherings, including a preview of the new mini-documentary which digs deeper into their mission.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kiss the Ground?
Kiss the Ground is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting regenerative agriculture and restoring soil health to combat climate issues.
What events will Kiss the Ground be hosting at Climate Week?
Kiss the Ground will host various discussions and presentations covering topics related to regenerative agriculture and its impact on climate solutions.
How is the Regenerative Movement evolving?
The Regenerative Movement is evolving from a niche interest to a mainstream approach, gaining recognition for its broader implications on health and environmental sustainability.
What role does coffee play in Kiss the Ground's initiatives?
Kiss the Ground has partnered with Buena Vida Coffee to create regenerative coffee, emphasizing the link between consumer choices and soil health.
How can individuals get involved with Kiss the Ground?
Individuals can join the movement by subscribing to newsletters, sharing their stories, and participating in community events and virtual screenings.
