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Signage welcoming visitors to The Peoples' Farm in Arizona, dedicated to revitalizing Native foodways; photos of the three authors of the piece along the right side.

“Farm to school has become a means for the reclamation of Native American identi

Stories, 15th anniversary

From the Archive: Farm to School in Native Communities (2015)

Photos of Stacy Dean, Maya Feller, and Jeffrey W. Ubben, the newest members of the FoodCorps Board of Directors.

We’re thrilled to welcome these industry leaders to FoodCorps.

News, board

FoodCorps Welcomes Three New Board Members

The FoodCorps logo on a two-toned golden background. The Skillet is FoodCorps' hub for news, stories, Kindred updates, and resources.

FoodCorps will support school nutrition work in the Houston Independent School District.

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FoodCorps Announces Partnership in Houston, Texas

A collage of images from the FoodCorps archive illustrating Casey Haggerty's essay about hunger during snow days at her schools in Petoskey, Michigan.

A 2019 story from Michigan about when hunger hits hardest.

Stories, 15th anniversary

From the Archive: Snow Days, Hungry Days (2019)

An illustration representing highlights in 15 years of school food policy, including free school meals legislation, farm to school progress, and colorful trays of school food.

15 years of progress, challenges, and advocacy in school food policy.

Stories, 15th anniversary

Policy Spotlight: 15 Years That Shaped School Meals

The FoodCorps logo on a two-toned golden background. The Skillet is FoodCorps' hub for news, stories, Kindred updates, and resources.

The program will invest millions in school food improvements.

News, Policy

FoodCorps Encouraged by USDA and HHS ‘Harvest to Hallways’ Initiative

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

From the school cafeteria to national recognition, Hannah embodies what it means

June 19, 2026

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

Honoring Juneteenth Through Food, Joy, and Reflection

FoodCorps staff share what Juneteenth means to them.

June 10, 2026

Honoring Juneteenth Through Food, Joy, and Reflection

An overhead photo of a child with dark hair and a plaid shirt sitting at a lunch table and scooping meat into a taco shell. SNAP helps make sure kids can afford school meals.

How this public health program affects us all.

August 06, 2026

SNAP 101: What to Know About SNAP

A student selects options from a school meals salad bar

A complex process with a simple bottom line: well-fed kids who are ready to lear

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.

"Food sits at the place where learning and doing meet." Curt Ellis's commencement

June 02, 2026

Called to a Life of Nourishment: A Commencement Address

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

The way we teach matters as much as the way we feed.

April 22, 2026

3 Ways Food in School Helps the Environment

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Check out FoodCorps’ resources to bring food education and nourishing meals to your community. Find more resources using the Type filter (“Resources”) at the top of this page.

Meet this year’s FoodCorps CT Service Members!
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Meet this year’s FoodCorps CT Service Members!

Welcome to a new cohort of 20 FoodCorps AmeriCorps members serving in 40 schools statewide! Katie Alderman is a recent college graduate passionate about healthy food and community empowerment. Both of her parents are teachers, and she has always valued early childhood education very highly. She believes that all kids can succeed, and thinks that access &hellip; <a href="https://foodcorps.org/meet-years-foodcorps-ct-service-members/">Continued</a>

The Three C’s of Breakfast in the Classroom
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The Three C’s of Breakfast in the Classroom

Out of all the areas of FoodCorps service, serving in cafeterias and promoting healthy school meals has always been my favorite. Maybe it’s because, in accordance with the unspoken prerequisite of being a FoodCorps service member, I love food and will sprint at any opportunity to surround myself with as much of it as possible.

FoodCorps provides lessons on healthy eating
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FoodCorps provides lessons on healthy eating

by Laraine Weschler, Republican-American NAUGATUCK — Healthy choices are on the menu at Hop Brook Elementary School as a new program this year aims to convince students to fall in love with healthy food and eat it every day. Amy Swanson, an AmeriCorps volunteer from Oregon, is launching a FoodCorps program at the school. Swanson chatted with &hellip; <a href="https://foodcorps.org/foodcorps-provides-lessons-healthy-eating/">Continued</a>

How FoodCorps uses nature to nurture schoolkids’ skills
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How FoodCorps uses nature to nurture schoolkids’ skills

There is no typical day, nor typical week, for FoodCorps service members in metro Atlanta. You might find one in a school garden helping students plant kale, sugar snap peas or carrots. Another might be in a classroom making a layered bean dip and talking about the similarities between those layers and the layers in a garden. Or one could be teaching a lesson on the importance of compost or playing a game that helps bring home what it means to have limited access to food.

Stronger Together: A FoodCorps Member Reflects on Her Service Year
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Stronger Together: A FoodCorps Member Reflects on Her Service Year

By Cara Plott for Bronx Health REACH I began my year of service as a FoodCorps service member at the Family School not really knowing what to expect. Would I be able to find mentors to help me figure out the needs of the school? Would the school administrators be supportive and excited about expanding &hellip; <a href="https://foodcorps.org/stronger-together-foodcorps-member-reflects-service-year/">Continued</a>