Farm to School Curriculum
Farm to School Curriculum Blog
The Farm to School Youth Leadership Curriculum is comprised of six lessons that can be taught consecutively over a semester or as single lessons or activities to complement other classes. Each lesson contains a lesson summary, facilitator preparation notes, activities, worksheets, recommended optional work and further resources for students and teachers. Lessons include themes such as “School Lunch: How Does it Really Work?” and “Communicating with Producers of Local Foods.”
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Perdue’s Proposed USDA Reorganization Puts Global Agribusiness Above Farmers and Rural Communities.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 05/11/2017 Contact: Josh Wise, jwise@iatp.org, 952-818-5474; Ben Lilliston, blilliston@iatp.org, 612-741-8650 Perdue’s Proposed USDA Reorganization Puts Global Agribusiness Above Farmers and Rural Communities.Who will Trump side with on Paris climate decision?
In the coming weeks, various factions within the White House will debate whether the U.S. should leave the Paris climate agreement—the global plan signed by nearly 200 countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.Food & Agriculture NGOs Working in China
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A fantastic introduction from Jim goes here. The greatest introduction ever. Very soon, you'll see! Goal: to provide a resource for civil society organizations that want to understand which groups are working to improve the sustainability, health and fairness China’s food system. |
May Day, Chicago, NAFTA, and solidarity
This week we celebrate May Day, the International Day of Workers’ Rights. The days’ origins are in the Haymarket Affairs in Chicago in 1886, when labor activists were killed for advocating for an 8-hour workday.Radio Sustain
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