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Casey Cavanaugh speaks into a microphone at the Kindred Convening in June 2026

As kids around the country celebrate the start of summer break, FoodCorps is celebrating

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Spotlight: Kindred Fellows

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FoodCorps Kindred Fellows Convene in Washington, D.C., to Advocate for School Meals and Food Education

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This week, Senate Agriculture Committee Chair John Boozman released a Farm Bill

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FoodCorps' Statement on Chairman Boozman's Farm Bill Draft

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A student selects options from a school meals salad bar

It’s easy to take for granted the fact that U.S. public schools are set up to

June 03, 2026

How Are School Meals Funded?

Curt Ellis in academic regalia delivers a commencement address from a podium featuring the Tufts University plaque.

Commencement Address to the Graduates of the The Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman

June 02, 2026

Called to a Life of Nourishment: A Commencement Address

The Policy Brief, Spring 2026: What’s Moving in School Food Policy

Federal Policy The Farm Bill On April 30, the House passed its version of

May 27, 2026

The Policy Brief, Spring 2026: What’s Moving in School Food Policy

Two students hold small lettuce plants in soil in their hands, connecting food in school to the environment

We know that food in school matters for kids’ health and well-being. But did you

April 22, 2026

3 Ways Food in School Helps the Environment

AAPI Voices: Food as a Love Language

This Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, we asked FoodCorps

May 06, 2026

AAPI Voices: Food as a Love Language

Raised beds of plants circle a sign that says "Thyme to grow!" in a school garden.

Spring is on its way! We hope you're getting ready for the warmer weather, more

March 10, 2026

19 Plant Jokes for Kids and Families

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Watch Jonathan Perform His Slam Poem “Roped Wings”
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Watch Jonathan Perform His Slam Poem “Roped Wings”

FoodCorps service member Jonathan Rosser performs his poem "Roped Wings" at his service site's garden in Stoneville, Mississippi.

More Funding for Healthy School Food Passes
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More Funding for Healthy School Food Passes

After many twists and turns, Congress finally passed a package of spending bills for 2019. Some good news: more funding for food education!

Ask Us Anything! Alums Answer Your Application Questions
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Ask Us Anything! Alums Answer Your Application Questions

Watch our Facebook LIVE to learn how to make your service member application shine! FoodCorps alumni and our recruitment staff answered questions about this year's application and their respective experiences as former AmeriCorps service members. 

What’s Going on With Food Policy?
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What’s Going on With Food Policy?

The longest shutdown in history is over (for now); a new Congress means fresh voices in food policy; new climate change resolution impacts food and farming.

Worms Make Great Compost at Oakland Schools
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Worms Make Great Compost at Oakland Schools

FoodCorps service members in California are engaging students in hands-on science and gardening lessons, teaching them about worms and compost.