Elizabeth Goodman, Rose Law Group Partner and Government Affairs Department Chair, will speak during the breakout session “Needing Something Different: A Discussion on Winning Tactics and Strategies in the Face of Resistance.”
The session, held from noon to 12:45 p.m., is part of Feeding the Work: Sustaining Progress Amid Rising Hunger, Increased Resistance, and Collective Fatigue, which brings together leaders and community partners to discuss the future of food access, food security, and community. Goodman will be joined by Rachel Lord of the Alaska Food Policy Council, with Adrienne Udarbe serving as moderator.
2026 N. AZ Anti-Hunger Summit Agenda
Arrival + Networking 8:00 – 8:30 am
Welcome + Framing, Morning Keynotes 8:30 – 11:00 am
Lunch + Connection 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Breakout Sessions 12:00 – 12:45 pm
- Needing something different: A discussion on winning tactics and strategies in the face of resistance (Auditorium)
- Bookclubs, groups, & resources: How to learn more & stay involved without burying yourself (Communtiy Room)
- How play and rest can act as forms of resistance (Outdoor Patio)
Closing: 12:50 – 1:15 pm
Optional Field Trips 2 pm
- Frontline Response: Flagstaff Family Food Center
- Systems & Infrastructure: Forestdale Farm
- Local Land & Food Access: McAllister Ranch
Elizabeth Goodman, Rose Law Group senior attorney and chair of the firm’s government affairs department, inspires at ‘2026 Northern Arizona Anti-Hunger Summit.’
Elizabeth Goodman, Rose Law Group senior attorney and chair of the firm’s government affairs department, was a featured speaker at the Flagstaff Family Food Center’s 2026 Northern Arizona Anti-Hunger Summit.
The event, themed “Feeding the Work: Sustaining Progress Amid Rising Hunger, Increased Resistance, and Collective Fatigue,” brought together nonprofit leaders, tribal partners, community members, healthcare professionals, government officials and educators to discuss the future of food access and security. Adrienne Udarbe, CEO of longtime Rose Law Group client Pinnacle Prevention, moderated the discussion.
During its representation of Pinnacle Prevention, Rose Law Group has helped secure more than $10 million for the Double Up Food Bucks program, which expands access to fresh fruits and vegetables for SNAP recipients. The firm also secured $3 million for United Food Bank in the fiscal year 2027 budget.