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Food

Food is all around us and inextricably connected to the health and well-being of our communities and the environment. Through engaging with food systems at a local level, students can begin to gain a deeper understanding of the intricacies and complexities of environmental, economic, and social justice. And by engaging in hands-on activities like growing food, distributing it to those in need, and working with community partners, students are empowered to take tangible action towards creating a more equitable and sustainable future.

food garden harvest in a basket

Ideas for projects from Right Here!

Green Circle

Simplest

  • Grow Food - Without Starting a Whole Garden

  • Plants for the Planet (and the School Budget)

  • Share the Food and the Love

Blue Square

More In Depth

  • Food Waste Audit

  • Better Taste = Less Waste

  • Planting for People

  • Compost

regen corps planting trees with students

Black Diamond

Multifaceted

  • Excess to Access

  • Mapping Inequality - Farm to Food Shelf

  • Exploring Roots and Community Meals

Contact Us 

Upper Valley Teaching Place Collaborative

New Hampshire & Vermont

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