Women with Vision

Food Security Work

Women With Vision has fostered an inclusive culture of support and belonging through collaborations with organizations like Three3, UWGK, and the Knox County Health Department.

These partnerships created safe spaces for our community to dare to dream and envision a just food system, amplifying community voices and empowering individuals to lead the charge.

Jasmine Bryant, CEO/Director of Community Impact Outreach, had the privilege of participating in community-led conversations and workshops aimed at drawing attention to the importance of justice within our food systems.

These dialogues are essential as they allow us to grow, create, and most importantly, work together toward building a stronger, more equitable food system in Knoxville, TN.

Meet & Greet at The Mule for the launch of my Pulse Survey. Jinx , Jasmine Bryant, Madeline , Erin Rose, and Kimberly Pettigrew ( organizations UWGK, YAB,Women With Vision, INC,Knox County Health Department, and Three3)

Meet & Greet at The Mule for the launch of my Pulse Survey. Jinx , Jasmine Bryant, Madeline , Erin Rose, and Kimberly Pettigrew ( organizations UWGK, YAB,Women With Vision, INC,Knox County Health Department, and Three3)

Healthy Communities (Food Systems Report) story telling.

Healthy Communities (Food Systems Report) story telling.

Our very own, Jasmine Bryant, representing Women With Vision, Inc., was invited by Rooted East to attend Terra Madre 2024. Pictured above are Laila Malik, Tom Ruggles, Jasmine Bryant, and Guadalupe Tzopiti at the Terra Madre 2024 conference in Turin, Italy, engaging in discussions on global food systems and sustainability.

Our very own, Jasmine Bryant, representing Women With Vision, Inc., was invited by Rooted East to attend Terra Madre 2024. Pictured above are Laila Malik, Tom Ruggles, Jasmine Bryant, and Guadalupe Tzopiti at the Terra Madre 2024 conference in Turin, Italy, engaging in discussions on global food systems and sustainability.

Women With Vision organizing a food distribution event at The Five Point on the Eastside of Knoxville, TN. This initiative aims to address food insecurity and provide essential resources to the community, ensuring that no one goes without the nourishment they need.

Women With Vision organizing a food distribution event at The Five Point on the Eastside of Knoxville, TN. This initiative aims to address food insecurity and provide essential resources to the community, ensuring that no one goes without the nourishment they need.

Kimberly Pettigrew, Director of Food Systems at UWGK, and Jasmine Bryant, Director of Community Impact Outreach at Women With Vision, attending the United Way of Greater Knoxville’s quarterly meeting at the Boys and Girls Club of Tennessee Valley. This gathering provided an opportunity to collaborate and discuss strategies for addressing community needs and creating a stronger, more sustainable future for Knoxville!

Kimberly Pettigrew, Director of Food Systems at UWGK, and Jasmine Bryant, Director of Community Impact Outreach at Women With Vision, attending the United Way of Greater Knoxville’s quarterly meeting at the Boys and Girls Club of Tennessee Valley. This gathering provided an opportunity to collaborate and discuss strategies for addressing community needs and creating a stronger, more sustainable future for Knoxville!