Wicked Delicate's Ian Cheney is a co-founder and former board member of FoodCorps, a national service program that places young leaders in limited-resource communities for a year of public service. Visit www.foodcorps.org for more information.

The Slow Money Alliance is developing new ways of investing in local food systems and local food enterprises, helping both financiers and entrepreneurs re-connect to their local economies. Wicked Delicate created two short viral videos, Growing Slow Money and ISM to spread the word about Slow Money. Visit www.slowmoney.org for more information.

In collaboration with Apollo Alliance, Green for All, Green Home NYC, The Fledgling Fund and Green Roundtable, Wicked Delicate launched a non-profit campaign to facilitate free screening-and-discussion events in union halls nationwide during Earth Week 2009 (April 18-26). The goal of the initiative is to bring America’s infrastructure workforce together to learn about green building and celebrate the men and women who are putting together the city of tomorrow... from the ground up.

Featured on the New York Times homepage on November 20, 2008.

As the outreach producer for Kaiulani Lee’s film about pioneering environmentalist Rachel Carson, Ian Cheney has overseen a grassroots publicity campaign bringing A SENSE OF WONDER to film festivals, community screenings and theaters across the country. After premiering at the Vancouver International Film Festival in 2008, the film was highlighted in March 2009 as a centerpiece for National Women’s History Month. With an interactive website and deluxe edition DVD featuring short films created by the Wicked Delicate team. Visit www.asenseofwonderfilm.com for more information.