
Concrete Lessons for Creating a More Diverse and Inclusive Wine Industry
The Assemblage Symposium brought together underrepresented voices in the wine industry to discuss and share ideas that inspire action
Sophia McDonald is a freelance writer who lives in Eugene, Oregon. Her work has appeared in numerous publications and on websites, including Wine Enthusiast, Eating Well, Sip Northwest, and 1859 Oregon’s Magazine.
The Assemblage Symposium brought together underrepresented voices in the wine industry to discuss and share ideas that inspire action
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