
FoodCorps Welcomes Inaugural Cohort of Kindred Fellows
Join our corps! Applications for 2026-2027 are now open. Apply by March 30.
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Fellows will spend the year honing their school nutrition leadership skills.

FoodCorps Urges Protecting Child Nutrition Amid Shutdown

Government Shutdown Risks Millions of Families’ Well-Being

FoodCorps Named Nonprofit of the Year By BPFA (Black Professionals in Food and Agriculture)
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Mindful Tasting: Eating with All 5 Senses

How to Advocate to Your School Board for Nourishing Food

The Policy Brief: Government Shutdown Edition

Fellows will spend the year honing their school nutrition leadership skills.

FoodCorps Urges Protecting Child Nutrition Amid Shutdown

Government Shutdown Risks Millions of Families’ Well-Being

FoodCorps Named Nonprofit of the Year By BPFA (Black Professionals in Food and Agriculture)
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FoodCorps Welcomes Mickeala Carter, Former USDA and House Ag Comms Leader, As VP of Policy and Communications

Changes at FoodCorps

FoodCorps Frustrated by Cancellation of Farm to School Grants, Another Blow to Local Food

FoodCorps Launches School Food Policy Action Map, New Online Advocacy Resource
Read moreExplore local opportunities with our new policy action map.

FoodCorps Announces New Partnership in Alabama

FoodCorps Responds to New USDA Nutrition Standards for School Meals

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

Service Member Tasia Yamamura Writes about Youth Empowerment and Politics of Food in Hawai’i for Food First

FoodCorps Co-founder Selected for Leadership Role at The White House

FoodCorps Co-founder Debra Eschmeyer Selected for Leadership Role at White House
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Service Member Jen Urban Teaches With, Learns From Kalo [Slow Food USA]
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FoodCorps Service Member Brings Magic of Squash Alive in Putnam, CT [Cooking Light]
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Mindful Tasting: Eating with All 5 Senses

How to Advocate to Your School Board for Nourishing Food

The Policy Brief: Government Shutdown Edition

Ultraprocessed Foods 101: What to Know About UPFs

Alumni Spotlight: Cady Molloy, School District Executive Chef

What is the Community Eligibility Provision, or CEP?

6 Careers in Food That Make a Difference

Fighting Hunger and Making Food Fun

9 Stunning School Gardens to Inspire You This Spring

Interview: Shana Donahue on Her Journey from UDC to FoodCorps

De-Constructing Smoothies, and Access

Serving with President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service

Why I Do It

Guest Youth Blogger: Daynaba Mohamed, Youth Food Movement Intern
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