For Healthy Kids, Support School Nutrition
Mary Miller and Destiny Schlinker write for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette about the need for the Food and Nutrition Education in Schools Act.
NEW Food Education in the Classroom Microcredential for K-5 educators! Next session: Nov. 2 – Dec. 13.
Mary Miller and Destiny Schlinker write for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette about the need for the Food and Nutrition Education in Schools Act.
Spurred by the pandemic and the Biden administration’s priorities, equitable access to healthy meals may be emerging.
CoBank will support FoodCorps programming in five states as they cultivate children’s connections to local food and farms around the country.
FoodCorps applauds the Biden administration’s plan to lift up children and families, especially those hit hardest by the pandemic.
The bipartisan Food and Nutrition Education in Schools Act would support placing dedicated food educators in schools.
FoodCorps announces a new partnership with SEEDS OF CHANGE™, a purpose-driven organic food brand with a mission to change the way people eat.
After 10 years with the organization, our co-founder Cecily Upton is transitioning away from FoodCorps this year.
TV host and producer, Padma Lakshmi and comedian Iliza Shlesinger are teaming up with FoodCorps to promote children’s access to healthy meals.
A future where every student can receive a free school meal could have lasting implications for the nation’s children and food industry.
New food system standards? School meals for all? The Biden administration has to deal with changes in hunger, food safety and more.