Our 2024 Child Nutrition Policy Year in Review
Lights Out, Bellies Full
Tara McDaniel writes about the scramble to teach, feed, and support kids during a rare schoolwide blackout.
Finding Abundance
Service member Ann Dang writes about her community’s efforts to distribute fresh, healthy food during the pandemic.
Community in the Wake of Wildfires
Service member Alicia Loebl writes about keeping kids fed through two crises: the COVID-19 pandemic and the wildfires in the western U.S.
14 Latine-Led Organizations Working Toward Social Justice
Learn how these Latine-led organizations are working for racial equity, environmental justice, and youth engagement in their communities.
FoodCorps Commends the House Education and Labor Committee’s Build Back Better Act for Creating More Pathways to Healthy Food at School
The Build Back Better Act provides a series of supports to families impacted by systemic racism and classism.
FoodCorps’ new program gives kids a say in their cafeteria
The Our Cafeteria Project has students brainstorm and then execute ideas that improve the cafeteria environment.
Statement: FoodCorps Mandates COVID-19 Vaccines Among Staff and Service Members
COVID-19 vaccination is the safest and most just way to protect communities from the virus and create safe places for kids to learn and thrive.
COVID Ushered in Enthusiasm for Universal School Meals. Will They Get Federal Support in the Childhood Nutrition Reauthorization?
As demand for meals grew during COVID, Universal School Meals saw an increase in support but will they get federal funding in legislation?
Statement: FoodCorps Applauds President Biden’s Plan to Permanently Raise SNAP Benefits
FoodCorps applauds President Biden’s action, which will allow families and caretakers to provide their children with healthy food at home.
State Policy Wins for Farm to School and School Meals: Your June/July Policy Brief
Several state-level wins highlight the key role that state policy can play in ensuring that kids have access to healthy, affordable, and local foods.