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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

Hannah Moore, FoodCorps member in Maine, talks to students at a lunch room table

When President Obama shouted out Hannah Moore, a current FoodCorps member with Cumberland

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When President Obama Calls Your Name: Meet Hannah Moore, FoodCorps Member

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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

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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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Growing Our Impact with a School Garden: How We Became One of America’s Healthiest Schools

This is a guest post from our friends at Alliance for a Healthier Generation.

November 2017 Policy Update
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November 2017 Policy Update

Sustainable Agriculture Priorities for the 2018 Farm Bill, Help Make the AmeriCorps Education Award Tax-Free, and Sign up for Action Alerts!

FoodCorps focuses on better nutrition through curiosity
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FoodCorps focuses on better nutrition through curiosity

Growing up, easy access to fresh, healthy food was a consistent part of Linnea Mack’s life. It wasn’t until she got a little bit older that she realized that wasn’t the case for everybody.

October 2017 Policy Update
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October 2017 Policy Update

State and local school nutrition wins, updates on the Local FARMS Act, and a new report on childhood obesity

Garden-based lessons support farms, academics in Oregon school
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Garden-based lessons support farms, academics in Oregon school

NORTH POWDER — Standing in North Powder Charter School’s garden, Desiree McGinn climbed onto a raised bed to address the 24 students who gathered around her. Onions, potatoes, kale, bell peppers, carrots and tomatoes were ready to be harvested by the students on a recent Monday afternoon.