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  1. The Policy Brief, Fall 2024: After the Election
  2. FoodCorps School Nutrition Program Guide
  3. Food as Medicine: Teaching Indigenous Foodways
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  1. The Policy Brief, Fall 2024: After the Election
  2. FoodCorps School Nutrition Program Guide
  3. Food as Medicine: Teaching Indigenous Foodways

The Skillet

Welcome to the Skillet, our home for the latest stories on food education, school meals, and advancing justice—all bringing us closer to our 2030 goal.

Rachel Willis, Interim President at FoodCorps
News

FoodCorps Welcomes Rachel Willis as Interim President

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A plastic VOTE HERE sign on a grassy corner. Voters made their voices heard on their policy priorities this election season.
Stories

The Policy Brief, Fall 2024: After the Election

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November 06, 2024

FoodCorps’ Statement on the 2024 Election

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We remain committed to our nation's 50 million students.

Rachel Willis, Interim President at FoodCorps
October 15, 2024

FoodCorps Welcomes Rachel Willis as Interim President

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October 10, 2024

FoodCorps Launches School Food Policy Action Map, New Online Advocacy Resource

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August 22, 2024

FoodCorps Applauds Attention to School Meals at DNC, Urges All Candidates to Prioritize Access to Child Nutrition

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Alice Kang

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alice.kang@foodcorps.org
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July 16, 2024

FoodCorps Announces New Partnership in Alabama

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June 13, 2024

Applegate Farms, LLC Announces $50,000 Support to FoodCorps 

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April 29, 2024

FoodCorps Responds to New USDA Nutrition Standards for School Meals

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April 25, 2024

FoodCorps Partners with African American Mayors (AAMA) to Build Movement for Food Justice

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FoodCorps is collaborating with the African American Mayors Association (AAMA) at its 10th annual convening.

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February 27, 2024

White House Announces $1.7 Billion in New Commitments to End Hunger and Build Healthy Communities

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January 31, 2024

FoodCorps Expands Programming to Cleveland Metropolitan School District

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January 23, 2024

FoodCorps Receives $1 Million Donation from Dohmen Company Foundation in Support of Providing Nourishing Futures to Students

Dr. Robert S. Harvey, President and Co-CEO of FoodCorps, has been selected as a 2024 Aspen Ideas Health Fellow.
April 15, 2024

Dr. Robert S. Harvey Selected As 2024 Aspen Ideas Health Fellow

Headshots of Dr. Robert S. Harvey and Curt Ellis, co-CEOs of FoodCorps
October 02, 2023

FoodCorps Names Dr. Robert S. Harvey as Co-CEO

Morgan McGhee, FoodCorps' Director of School Nutrition Leadership
August 01, 2023

FoodCorps Director Morgan McGhee Announced as Part of Inaugural Obama Foundation United States Leaders

FoodCorps Expands to Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri and Rhode Island to Provide Food Education to Thousands of New Students
May 10, 2023

FoodCorps Expands to Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri and Rhode Island to Provide Food Education to Thousands of New Students

Former First Lady Michelle Obama Announces $1 Million Commitment from PLEZi Nutrition to FoodCorps’ Nourishing Futures Initiative
May 03, 2023

Former First Lady Michelle Obama Announces $1 Million Commitment from PLEZi Nutrition to FoodCorps’ Nourishing Futures Initiative

Stories

Get inspired by stories about our engagement with schools and districts, our corps members’ direct service in schools, and visions of healthy and equitable food futures for all kids.

I did not always have teachers who looked like me. It cannot be said enough, but representation is important, especially when it comes to both education and health.

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FoodCorps taught me a lot of lessons throughout my service. I think the biggest thing I took away, however, was that communication is key.

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A plastic VOTE HERE sign on a grassy corner. Voters made their voices heard on their policy priorities this election season.
November 20, 2024

The Policy Brief, Fall 2024: After the Election

Different varieties of corn are laid out in preparation for a lesson. Incorporating the Indigenous tradition of food as medicine is a key way to expand students' minds and palates.
November 12, 2024

Food as Medicine: Teaching Indigenous Foodways

Noah Doederlein, standing at a taste test table, shares a day in the life of a school nutrition member.
October 28, 2024

A Day in the Life: Noah Doederlein, School Nutrition Member

February 22, 2021

5 Tips to Make Your Application Shine

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A distant view of school lunch trays on a table, with children sitting at the table and facing away. The NSLP helps make sure all kids can be fed at school.
October 12, 2024

What is the National School Lunch Program?

FoodCorps member Eva Gertz holds up green tote bags ready for fruit and veggie distribution. Eva shares a day in the life of a school nutrition member here.
October 21, 2024

A Day in the Life: Eva Gertz, School Nutrition Member

Illustrations of hands holding up protest signs advocating for school meals funding. The appropriations process helps designate funding for programs like child nutrition and AmeriCorps.
August 07, 2024

Federal Appropriations: What You Need to Know

On a green school wall, large black text reads “EVERYONE HERE IS IMPORTANT.” The words are surrounded by colorful pictures of butterflies drawn by students. Messages like these are important for students to hear during LGBTQ Pride Month and all year long.
June 12, 2024

3 Inspiring LGBTQ Food and Farming Orgs to Know

Children's hands squeeze citrus into a large bowl of garden-fresh salsa at a parent-led garden supper event.
May 20, 2024

Cultivating Healthy Schools: A Parent Guide

An array of beautiful school lunches, featuring lots of fruits and vegetables, on a purple background.
October 10, 2023

6 Amazing School Lunches From Cafeterias Around the Country

Dr. Robert S. Harvey stands in front of Martha’s Vineyard signs and behind a table of florals and other decor. He is holding a microphone and smiling as he speaks to a crowd at the Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival as part of FoodCorps’ Summer Movement Building Series.
October 04, 2024

Recap: Our Summer Movement Building Series

A large group of FoodCorps alumni and staff pose in from of the Capitol after a visit spent focusing on school food policy advocacy.
September 17, 2024

Policy Advocacy in Action: Reflecting on the Alumni Leads Program

An illustration of the summer recipes and ingredients featured in this post, brightly colored and spread across picnic blankets.
August 01, 2024

5 Kid-Friendly Recipes With Tasty Summer Ingredients

Three students sit smiling at a lunch table, trays in front of them.
July 22, 2024

Harris v. Trump: Who Will Put Children First?

A line of colorful school lunch bags read "GROW GROW GROW with school meals" and feature images of cartoon dinosaurs. Policy changes that support summer meal access are good for all kids.
July 02, 2024

The Policy Brief, Summer 2024: Why Summer EBT Matters

Resources

Lesson Plans

The FoodCorps Lessons include hands-on experiential activities to engage kids in learning about healthy food.

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Program Guide

Learn from FoodCorps’ programming, adapted for use in your schools and communities.

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