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“My FoodCorps experience has solidified my belief that healthy, sustainable food should be available to every community.”
With the rollout of My Way Cafe in Boston, students can choose and customize healthy, delicious school lunches.
The USDA’s proposed changes to SNAP could affect nearly 1 million kids. Here are the other food policy updates you need to know this month.
Farm to school is here to stay!
FoodCorps will provide food education to over 3,500 Michigan students this year, with a goal of 6,000 young Michiganders embracing healthier habits by 2020.
Kids need proper nutrition to maximize their learning potential. That’s why FoodCorps is reimagining school cafeterias.
Too many school kitchens and cafeterias are ill-equipped to serve nourishing, delicious meals.
reWorking Lunch brings together leaders across the school food sector to collaborate on a new, shared vision for our school meal system.
Farm to school advocates — like FoodCorps alum Allyson Mrachek — shared their learnings and successes on Capitol Hill in advance of Farm to School Month.
FoodCorps service members are supporting taste tests and other programming during the soft launch of Hartford’s new farm to school initiative.