TCLF’s Farm to Kids Texas program just completed an exciting semester–our first one back since before the pandemic! Here are some of the highlights: Expanded Programming! This year we taught […]
TCLF’s Farm to Kids Texas program just completed an exciting semester–our first one back since before the pandemic! Here are some of the highlights: Expanded Programming! This year we taught […]
It’s been a year since the public launch of TXFED.org. We’ve achieved so much together in our first year of operations, and we’re celebrating: 443 students served 8 courses delivered […]
My co-workers and I found or co-created this sequence in the 1990’s when we were facilitating workshops for child and youth program teachers and administrators. I do not know the […]
This article in the Austin Chronicle (March 8, 2019) highlights the latest players in the burgeoning Austin consumer packaged goods (CPG) world. We want the best of these companies to […]
Here is our homespun video describing our process for designing the Elgin Local Food Center. We created this video for the Iowa State University Community Food System Training program. 11 […]
Farm to Institution New England (FINE) has released the new report Campus Dining 201: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities for Farm to College in New England. The report summarizes the results of FINE’s […]
It’s not just violence and poverty that Central Americans are fleeing. It’s also climate change. In this NY Times article, you’ll read about how the temp in Central America has […]
This article from Urban Food Futures gives a brief overview of the changes happening in our food system. Spoiler alert: high volume buyers make big differences in our food sourcing and […]
This article on Medium includes some good tips on planning and holding a successful public community meeting on food security. 1 – Do we really need another meeting? 2 – […]
For food systems to be just, deliberate focus on equity and inclusion is required. Not optional. “Shared Stories Build Collective Power for Service Members of Color”