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PART X, LINE 2 MANAGEMENT EVALUATED THE ORGANIZATION'S TAX POSITIONS AND CONCLUDED THAT THE ORGANIZATION HAD TAKEN NO UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS THAT REQUIRE ADJUSTMENT TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. THE ORGANIZATION'S TAX RETURNS GENERALLY REMAINING OPEN FOR EXAMINATION ARE THE LAST THREE YEARS FROM THE FILING DATES ADN TAX RETURNS ARE CURRENT. SCH D, PART XII, LINE 2D NET INCOME (LOSS) FROM SUBSIDIARY: $ 139,744 Schedule D Part XII Line 2d Expenses of $602 for IATP Action which files a seperate 990N true FOOD & SOCIETY PROGRAM STIPENDS 11 128348 VARIOUS GRANT RECIPIENTS 24366 GRANT ASSISTANCE IATP REQUIRES THAT A SATISFACTORY REPORT IS SUPPLIED BEFORE THE FINAL PAYMENY OF THE GRANT IS GIVEN. PART III, LINE 4A FOOD AND SOCIETY PROGRAM (FASP) - THE IATP FOOD AND COMMUNITY FELLOWS ARE INNOVATIVE CHANGE MAKERS WHO ADVOCATE FOR FOOD AND FARMING SYSTEMS THAT ARE JUST AND HEALTHY FOR ALL PEOPLE. FELLOWS USE MULTI-MEDIA, POLICY ADVOCACY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT TO PROMOTE FRESH IDEAS ON ALL ASPECTS OF THE NATIONAL FOOD SYSTEM - SUPPORTING CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE FARMING, SAFE PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION, FAIR LABOR STANDARDS, AND HEALTHY FOOD ACCESSIBLE TO ALL - ESPECIALLY OUR MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN. IN 2013, THE FELLOWS PROGRAM HAD 14 CURRENT FELLOWS AND SEVERAL ACTIVE ALUMNI, AND FOCUSED ON CULTIVATING LEADERSHIP AND EQUITY IN THE FOOD MOVEMENT. HIGHLIGHTS IN 2013 INCLUDED SENDING A DELEGATION TO IMMOKALEE, FLORIDA TO VIEW THE CONDITIONS IN THE TOMATO FIELDS AND PRESENT A LETTER TO THE GROCERY STORE PUBLIX URGING THE STORE TO SIGN ONTO THE COALITION OF IMMOKALEE WORKERS' FAIR FOOD AGREEMENT, SENDING A FOOD SOVEREIGNTY DELEGATION TO BOLIVIA, AND A FINAL GATHERING OF THE 2011-13 CLASS AND 26 ALUMNI IN WASHINGTON THAT INCLUDED A TOUR OF SOME OF THE FOOD SOVEREIGNTY ACTIVITIES TAKING PLACE ON THE MUCKLESHOOT RESERVATION. IN ADDITION TO THE FACE-TO-FACE GATHERINGS, THE PROGRAM ALSO PROVIDED INDIVIDUAL TRAININGS, MONTHLY CHECK-IN CALLS, WEBINARS ON TOPICS OF INTEREST, AND MENTORING SUPPORT. SEVERAL FELLOWS GAVE MAJOR PRESENTATIONS AND OTHER FORMS OF OUTREACH IN 2013. THE KELLOGG FOUNDATION ENDED THE PROGRAM IN JUNE 2013. PART III, LINE 4B FOOD, HEALTH & JUSTICE - IN 2013, IATP'S FOOD, HEALTH AND JUSTICE WORK FOCUSED ON STRENGTHENING LOCAL FOOD SYSTEMS; REDUCING TOXINS AND PROMOTING GREEN ALTERNATIVES; ELIMINATING THE USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION; AND PUBLIC POLICY COHERENCE FOR HEALTH, AGRICULTURE AND FOOD - LINKING NUTRITION, HEALTH, SUSTAINABILITY AND EQUITY IN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD POLICY. IATP'S 2013 LOCAL FOODS WORK CENTERED ON A VARIETY OF STRATEGIES TO BUILD LOCAL AND REGIONAL FOOD SYSTEMS, EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SMALL AND SUSTAINABLE FARMERS, AND EXPLORE THE IMPACT OF A CHANGING CLIMATE ON AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS. MAJOR INITIATIVES HAVE INCLUDED EVALUATING, REVISING, PUBLISHING AND PROMOTING A FARM TO CHILDCARE INITIATIVE, RESEARCHING THE FEASIBILITY OF PROCESSING LOCALLY GROWN VEGETABLES FOR THE K-12 MARKETPLACE, AND BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH LOCAL FARMERS GROUPS TO IDENTIFY THEIR NEEDS AS THEY ATTEMPT TO ACCESS INSTITUTIONAL MARKETS. WE ALSO WORKED WITH THREE HEALTH CARE INSTITUTIONS AND REGIONAL FARMERS TO IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES AND BARRIERS FOR FARM TO HOSPITAL PROGRAMS. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDED RESEARCHING THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON INTERNATIONAL FOOD SUPPLY CHAINS, WORKING WITH SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN THE UPPER MIDWEST TO EXPAND THEIR USE OF REGIONALLY AND SUSTAINABLY GROWN FOODS, AND LEADING STATEWIDE AND NATIONAL EFFORTS TO DEVELOP POLICY CONCEPTS TO ADVANCE FARM TO INSTITUTION PROGRAMMING. WORKING FROM FOOD JUSTICE PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED AT OUR NATIONAL CONFERENCE, WE IDENTIFIED PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH WORK, OUTREACH AND ORGANIZING OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE VISIBLE THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN FOOD, JUSTICE AND HEALTH OUTCOMES, AND TO DETERMINE THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS THAT POINT TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY. THROUGH OUR HEALTHY LEGACY PROJECT, IATP EDUCATED CONSUMERS ABOUT CHEMICALS IN FOOD AND CONSUMER PRODUCTS, AND ADVOCATED FOR HEALTHIER POLICY SOLUTIONS, INCLUDING THE SAFE CHEMICALS ACT AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL, AND STATE POLICIES TO PHASE OUT THE USE OF FORMALDEHYDE AND BISPHENOL A IN CHILDREN'S PRODUCTS AND THE TOXIC FREE KIDS ACT OF 2013. WITH ITS BUSINESS, ACADEMIC AND GOVERNMENT PARTNERS, IATP CONTINUES TO CO-LEAD THE GREEN CHEMISTRY FORUM, WORKING TO PROVIDE STRONGER LEADERSHIP ON SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS IN MINNESOTA. IATP CONTINUED ITS LEADERSHIP ROLE IN OPPOSING THE USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN ANIMAL FEED AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION, FOCUSING PARTICULARLY ON THE FDA, FEDERAL POLICY, AND MOBILIZING HEALTH PROFESSIONALS. IN 2013, OUR WORK ON AGRIBUSINESS FOCUSED ON GLOBAL MEAT PRODUCTION. PART III, LINE 4C RURAL COMMUNITIES - THE RURAL COMMUNITIES PROGRAM PROMOTES SUSTAINABLE LAND USES AND ECONOMIES THAT BENEFIT FARMERS, RURAL COMMUNITIES AND THE ENVIRONMENT. IN 2013, THE PROGRAM'S WORK HAD FIVE PRIMARY COMPONENTS: SUSTAINABLE BIOMASS AND BIOENERGY, CLIMATE AND AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS, MISSISSIPPI RIVER PROTECTION, AND RURAL ORGANIZING. ONE EXPANDING AREA IS AROUND AGRICULTURE AND WATER ISSUES. IATP'S WORK IN THIS AREA INCLUDED CONTINUED INVOLVEMENT IN THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE MINNESOTA AGRICULTURAL WATER QUALITY CERTIFICATION PROGRAM, AS WELL AS WORK WITH THE GREEN LANDS, BLUE WATERS AND NICOLLET ISLAND COALITION EFFORTS. IATP ALSO CONTINUED TO PROMOTE MORE SUSTAINABLE FEEDSTOCKS FOR BIOPLASTICS AS WELL AS THE SUPPORT AND PROMOTION OF A MINNESOTA GREEN CHEMISTRY SECTOR, HIGHLIGHTED BY THE ANNUAL MINNESOTA GREEN CHEMISTRY FORUM CONFERENCE. IN ADDITION, IATP CONTINUED TO ADVOCATE FOR SUSTAINABLE BIOMASS PRODUCTION AND HARVESTING FROM AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST LANDS, INCLUDING WORK ON STATE AND FEDERAL POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION. SOME OF IATP'S EFFORTS WERE CENTERED ON THE LONG-DELAYED FARM BILL AND HOW THAT POLICY COULD BETTER MEET THE CHANGING NEEDS OF AGRICULTURE AND RURAL COMMUNITIES, WITH A SPECIFIC FOCUS ON RURAL AND FARM ENERGY. IATP ALSO BEGAN A SERIES OF CONVERSATIONS AND LAUNCHED A WEBSITE AIMED AT LOOKING BEYOND THE FARM BILL, AT THE FOOD AND FARM POLICIES AND PRACTICES WE WANT. GROUNDING OUR THEORY IN EXISTING EFFORTS TO FARM SUSTAINABLY, WE ALSO CO-LED A PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH PROJECT WITH THE RURAL ENTERPRISE CENTER OF THE MAIN STREET PROJECT, TO BEGIN TO IDENTIFY THE INDICATORS FOR HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE POULTRY PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING. ALL OF THIS WORK WAS PRESENTED AT PUBLIC MEETINGS, ON WEBINARS, AND THROUGH PUBLICATIONS. WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE RECENT SERIES OF DROUGHTS AND EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS, IATP ANALYZED OF THE ROLE OF AGRICULTURE AND CLIMATE POLICY, INCLUDING HOW FARMERS IN THE U.S. AND OTHER COUNTRIES CAN BECOME MORE RESILIENT, AND ALSO LOOKING AT THE INTERSECTION OF CLIMATE IMPACTS AND FARM INSURANCE. IATP IS ALSO WORKING AT THE DIRECT COMMUNITY LEVEL ON CLIMATE DIALOGUES. DEVELOPED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE JEFFERSON CENTER, THESE RURAL CLIMATE DIALOGUES ARE INTENDED TO PROVIDE RURAL COMMUNITIES WITH THE FINANCIAL AND INFORMATIONAL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR THAT COMMUNITY TO CONSIDER CLIMATE IMPACTS AND RESPONSES. THE DIALOGUES AND OTHER CLIMATE RELATED WORK COMES TOGETHER IN THE IATP-LED RURAL CLIMATE NETWORK, WHICH AIMS TO CONNECT RURAL LEADERS WITH KEY RESOURCES AND INFORMATION ABOUT RURAL CLIMATE ISSUES AND ON-THE-GROUND AND POLICY SOLUTIONS. THE RURAL CLIMATE NETWORK GREW SIGNIFICANTLY IN MEMBERSHIP AND SCOPE IN 2013. PART III, LINE 4D TRADE AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE - IN 2013, IATP ENTERED INTO A NEW PHASE OF WORK ON TRADE, EMPHASIZING NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE TRANSATLANTIC TRADE AND INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP (TTIP) AND THE TRANS PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP (TPP) AND THEIR POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD. WE PRODUCED ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACTS OF TTIP AND TPP ON FOOD SYSTEMS AND CONDUCTED EXTENSIVE OUTREACH TO THE MEDIA, DECISION MAKERS AND ACTIVISTS WORKING ON THOSE ISSUES. WE PRODUCED A REPORT ON THE LINKS BETWEEN TRADE POLICY AND LAND GRABS THAT WAS FEATURED IN A MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAND COALITION. IATP ALSO EXPANDED WORK ON AGROECOLOGY WITH A NEW PUBLICATION ON THE ECONOMIC AND TRADE POLICIES NEEDED TO SUPPORT IT, AS WELL AS COLLABORATIVE WORK WITH PARTNERS IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH AND NORTH TO RAISE THE PROFILE OF AGROECOLOGY AT THE UN FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE COMMITTEE ON WORLD FOOD SECURITY. IATP STAFF TRAVELED TO CHINA TO CONDUCT EXTENSIVE INTERVIEWS AND RESEARCH ON THE IMPACTS OF INDUSTRIAL MEAT PRODUCTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND CORPORATE CONSOLIDATION OF AGRICULTURE. WE PRODUCED NEW ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACTS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY ON SOIL AND AGRICULTURE, WHICH IATP STAFF PRESENTED AT THE WORLD SOCIAL FORUM AND A MAJOR INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN BRAZIL. WE CONTINUED TO WORK WITH PARTNERS IN THE US AND EU TO IMPLEMENT FINANCIAL REFORMS TO CURB EXCESSIVE SPECULATION ON COMMODITY MARKETS, INCLUDING SUBMITTING TECHNICAL COMMENTS AND WRITING ACCESSIBLE SUMMARIES OF THE ISSUES. WE CONCLUDED THE YEAR WITH PARTICIPATION IN THE BALI WTO MINISTERIAL, WHERE WE WORKED WITH PARTNERS TO EXPAND POLICY SPACE FOR FOOD SECURITY AND INFORM PARTNERS AND GOVERNMENTS OF THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF TTIP AND TPP. COMMUNICATIONS - IATP COMMUNICATES ABOUT ITS ISSUES USING A VARIETY OF MEANS: ITS EXTENSIVE WEBSITE, WHICH INCLUDES ONLINE RESOURCE CENTERS FOR IATP'S REPORTS, FACT SHEETS AND OTHER RELEVANT PUBLICATIONS; AN ONLINE MEDIA CENTER; ITS THINK FORWARD BLOG, WITH 81 BLOG POSTS IN 2013; AND RADIO SUSTAIN-A PODCAST PROGRAM ON FAIR TRADE, RESILIENT RURAL COMMUNITIES, SAFE FOOD AND A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT. WE ISSUED 13 PRESS RELEASES AND 7 COMMENTARIES TO AND FOR NEWS OUTLETS. IN ADDITION TO MEETINGS MENTIONED IN PROGRAM NARRATIVES, IATP HOSTED NINE WEBINARS, SIX IATP PERCOLATES (PUBLIC DISCUSSIONS AT THE PEACE COFFEE COFFEE SHOP ON TOPICAL ISSUES RELEVANT TO IATP'S WORK) AND SEVERAL PUBLIC EVENTS, INCLUDING CONFERENCES, MOVIE SHOWINGS, AND MINNESOTA GLOBALS (PUBLIC EVENTS FEATURING SPEAKERS ON LOCAL TO GLOBAL ISSUES). REPORTS, FACT SHEETS, AND COMMENTARIES PUBLISHED IN 2013 FOLLOW, ALONG WITH A LIST OF 2013 WEBINAR AND PERCOLATE TITLES. ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTERS PUBLISHED IN 2013: - IATP NEWS, DESCRIBING ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES; - IATP INTERNATIONAL, FOCUSING ON IATP'S INTERNATIONAL WORK AND ISSUES; - TAR SAND NEWS, TRACKING NEWS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN THE WORLD OF EXTREME ENERGY PRODUCTION; - RURAL CLIMATE NETWORK NEWS, CONNECTING FARMERS AND RURAL COMMUNITIES WITH TOOLS, IDEAS AND PARTNERS ON CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS AND SOLUTIONS; AND - GLOBAL FOOD SAFETY MONITOR, TRACKING ISSUES IN FOOD SAFETY. REPORTS AND ARTICLES WRITTEN AND/OR PUBLISHED BY IATP IN 2013: - CONNECTING SUSTAINABLE FARMERS TO HOSPITALS: FARMER-FOCUSED REPORT - CONNECTING SUSTAINABLE FARMERS TO HOSPITALS: HOSPITAL-FOCUSED REPORT - PROMISES AND PERILS OF THE TTIP: NEGOTIATING A TRANSATLANTIC AGRICULTURAL MARKET - SUSTAINABILITY CRITERIA, BIOFUEL POLICY AND TRADE RULES - THE ECONOMIC BENEFITS AND COSTS OF FRAC-SAND MINING IN WEST CENTRAL WISCONSIN - NANOMATERIALS IN SOIL: OUR FUTURE FOOD CHAIN? - WATER GOVERNANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY - LAND GRABS AND FRAGILE FOOD SYSTEMS - MANAGING SMALL URBAN FARMERS MARKETS - NETWORKING SMALL URBAN FARMERS MARKETS FACT SHEETS AND COMMENTARIES PUBLISHED IN 2013: - NANOTECHNOLOGY RISK TO SOIL HEALTH - AUTISM: WHAT DO ENVVIRONMENT AND DIET HAVE TO DO WITH IT? - SCALING UP ACROECOLOGY - EU-US TRADE DEAL: A BUMPER CROP FOR "BIG FOOD"? - AGRICULTURE ON THE ROAD TO BALI - CHEMICALS AND OBESITY - WHO'S AT THE TABLE? DEMANDING ANSWERS ON AGRICULTURE IN THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP - THE USDA PLAN FOR DEREGULATING AND PRIVATIZING MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION: A SHORT HISTORY - FROM DUMPING TO VOLATILITY: THE LESSONS OF TRADE LIBERALIZATION FOR AGRICULTURE - U.S. FARM POLITICS AND THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY - BACK TO THE FUTURE: TAXING FINANCE - FREE TRADE VERSUS FOOD DEMOCRACY - THE END OF THE FARM BILL? - A YEAR OF SQUANDERED OPPORTUNITIES TO RESOLVE THE FOOD CRISIS 2013 WEBINARS: - CONNECTING SUSTAINABLE FARMERS TO EMERGING HEALTH CARE MARKETS - A HOSPITAL-FOCUSED PRESENTATION - THE PROMISES AND PERILS OF PROPOSED US-EU TRADE DEAL FOR FOOD AND AGRICULTURE - CONNECTING SUSTAINABLE FARMERS TO EMERGING HEALTH CARE MARKETS - A FARMER-FOCUSED PRESENTATION - CHINA, SMITHFIELD AND THE GLOBAL MEAT INDUSTRY - THE ECONOMIC BENEFITS AND COSTS OF FRAC-SAND MINING IN WEST CENTRAL WISCONSIN - AGRICULTURAL NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF FOOD - SICKLY SWEET: THE SCIENCE AND POLICY OF FRUCTOSE OVERCONSUMPTION IN AMERICA - GETTING PAID TO WRITE A BOOK - FOOD AND COMMUNITY FELLOWS - RECENT AAP POLICY STATEMENTS ON ORGANIC FOOD AND PESTICIDES 2013 PERCOLATES (BI-MONTHLY PUBLIC DISCUSSIONS OF ISSUES, HELD AT PEACE COFFEE COFFEE SHOP): - BIOPLASTICS: CONNECTING CORN FIELDS AND YOGURT CUPS - TTIP: THE BIGGEST TRADE AGREEMENT YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF - FARM-DIRECT FOOD FOR OUR HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS AND CHILD CARE - THE GLOBAL WATER GRAB - PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR MUG IS - THE MOTHER OF ALL SOLUTIONS: WHY GENDER TRUMPS TECH IN THE BATTLE AGAINST HUNGER PART VI, LINE 11B THE FINANCE COMMITTEE WILL REVIEW AND APPROVE THE ORGANIZATION'S 990 AND DISTRIBUTE TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRIOR TO FILING. AT THIS TIME, THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ALSO APPROVES THE REPORT TO THE STATE AG'S OFFICE. PART VI, LINE 12C EMPLOYEES AND BOARD MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO REVIEW AND SIGN THE POLICY ANNUALLY. PAR VI, LINE 15 A&B PRESIDENT'S - SALARY IS COMPARED TO OTHER NONPROFITS AND THEN MUST BE APPROVED BY THE BOARD. OTHER KEY EMPLOYEES - ONLY INTERNAL PART VI, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVALIABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. THE 990 IS AVAILABLE AT WWW.IATP.ORG. PART XI, LINE 5 OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS OR FUND BALANCES- UNREALIZED LOSS ON INVESTMENTS. Net Income of consolidated subsidiary The $139744 is the earnings of a for profit subsidiary which files a Form 1120 and pays taxes on net income. 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