Our 2024 Child Nutrition Policy Year in Review
Children’s Books Celebrating Arab American Heritage
Honor Arab American Heritage Month with kids of all ages by reading these books about culture and community.
Sharing Indigenous Cooking Traditions in New Mexico
Through Magia de Maíz, FoodCorps service member Luis Ramos and local chef Mateo Herrera teach students about Indigenous food traditions.
Making Peace with Our Bodies at FoodCorps
“We are the people shaping kids’ relationships with food. That can’t be separated from acknowledging our own disordered eating habits.”
11+ Resources for Body Image, Weight Neutrality, and Eating Disorders
If you need support around body image, here are some resources you can turn to.
A Note for the New Year From Our VP of Equity
“When children learn how to cook, grow food, feed their families, and provide for their community—that’s sovereignty.”
Our 2021 Policy Year in Review
In 2021, FoodCorps worked alongside thousands of advocates and partners to support important federal and state policies. Here’s an overview.
Build Back Better and More: Your October/November Policy Updates
The future of the Build Back Better Act, and other food and education policy updates you need to know this month.
Native American Heritage Month: 3 Ways to Honor Indigenous Cultures
Native American Heritage Month is both an important observance and a problematic time, writes Carrie Ann Back.
Recapping Our National School Lunch Week #LunchChat
Partner organizations, school nutrition leaders, and educators chatted about the innovative ways they are helping keep kids fed.
Latine, Latinx, Hispanic, and Why Language Matters
Language matters. Here’s why we’re using “Latine” instead of “Latinx.”