Congress Cut SNAP. States Got the Bill. Kids Face the Consequences.
We cannot expect healthier eating habits while eliminating the programs that support them.
From the Archive: Farm to School in Native Communities (2015)
“Farm to school has become a means for the reclamation of Native American identity.”
From the Archive: Snow Days, Hungry Days (2019)
A 2019 story from Michigan about when hunger hits hardest.
Policy Spotlight: 15 Years That Shaped School Meals
15 years of progress, challenges, and advocacy in school food policy.
Lunch Today, Leaders Tomorrow: 15 Years of FoodCorps
Corps member alumni reflect on their experiences over the last 15 years.
SNAP 101: What to Know About SNAP
How this public health program affects us all.
Spotlight: Kindred Fellows
School food leaders on how FoodCorps’ fellowship supported their visions for change.
When President Obama Calls Your Name: Meet Hannah Moore, FoodCorps Member
From the school cafeteria to national recognition, Hannah embodies what it means to help kids become their best selves.
Honoring Juneteenth Through Food, Joy, and Reflection
FoodCorps staff share what Juneteenth means to them.
How Are School Meals Funded?
A complex process with a simple bottom line: well-fed kids who are ready to learn.