A resilient food future starts with local solutions.
There is a lot to be optimistic about this year, and it’s possible to have food and agriculture systems that prioritize justice, care, nourishment, deliciousness, and health.
The Country Trust connects children to food, farming, and the countryside through educational programs that promote food literacy and environmental awareness.
How do we encourage children to join us all in celebrating diverse foodways, uplifting farmers, and—ultimately—being part of strong food communities?
These books will inspire young minds with stories about where their food comes from.
The negotiations and decisions on the table at COP29 this week are life-or-death questions for the future of the planet.
EARTH University’s academic model is creating a network of agricultural leaders and entrepreneurs.
EARTH University teaches students how to create sustainable farming practices and solve real-world food systems challenges.
School-supported agriculture can to help local farmers, foster equity, and nourish young people with fresh, healthy meals.
Kody McCleary, a 24 year old producer, says that maintaining the family farm for the next generation is his number one goal.
These 26 organizations around the world are working tirelessly to teach kids about nutrition, gardening, and cooking.
FoodPrints is enriching school curricula with gardening, cooking, and nutrition to empower students and foster sustainable, healthy lifestyles.
Students are advocating for the Green New Deal for Schools that will help to reshape education and prepare the next generation for the future.
Kids In Nutrition wants to foster healthy habits in young eaters.
Learn how young leaders in Noosa are driving positive change at the 2024 Custodians of Place – Youth Climate Conference, where they’ll share and celebrate their impactful actions for a sustainable future.
Teens for Food Justice is tackling food insecurity in New York City through school-based hydroponic farming systems.
COP28 is calling governments, corporations, and philanthropists together, with youth and education taking center stage.
Policymakers, scientists, advocates, farmers, and youth from around the world are already putting food systems front-and-center at the UN Climate Change Conference.
Discover children’s books that empower young readers with food literacy, inspiring them to build a sustainable food future.
In 2024, the top-scoring champions from the Challenge will travel to Washington D.C. to be recognized at the National STEM Festival.
