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By Sophia Fox

“In some Native languages the term for plants translates to “those who take care of us.”

― Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants

We often call on quotes and harvesting practices shared in this beloved book written by Robin Wall Kimmerer, an Indigenous woman and enrolled member of the...

“In some Native languages the term for plants translates to “those who take care of us.”

― Robin...

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By Jenny Garcia

As we button up the farm festival season for 2024, the Edible Schoolyard Stockton Community Farm would like to take a moment to pause and reflect on those who made these events not only possible, but so memorable. We extend heartfelt thank you to all the community members who attended and brought their neighbors, friends, students, colleagues, and families as...

As we button up the farm festival season for 2024, the Edible Schoolyard Stockton Community Farm would like to take...

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We are thrilled to congratulate ESYP Founder, Alice Waters, on being named the recipient of the 2024 Julia Child Award! This award honors Alice for her profound influence on how America cooks, eats, and thinks about food.

Honoring a Culinary and Educational Visionary

Since 2015, the Julia Child Award—presented annually by the Julia Child Foundation...

We are thrilled to congratulate ESYP Founder, Alice Waters, on being named the recipient of the 2024 Julia Child Award!...

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By Russell Sterten

It was a year in the making. Eri Suzuki, a board member of Edible Schoolyard Japan, a counterpart organization of ours, reached out to our Executive Director, Ashley Rouse, proposing that our two programs hold a collaborative, five-day exchange with one another for the purpose of building a stronger bond between our educators and exchanging cultural experiences, practices, and...

It was a year in the making. Eri Suzuki, a board member of Edible Schoolyard Japan, a counterpart organization of...

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By Taís Reis

For the past month, we have been celebrating Latine/x Heritage with lessons incorporated into our 8th grade garden and kitchen classes, as well as a special lunch service in the school cafeteria. In the garden, 8th-graders learned about culturally important crops cultivated within the space. For example, they learned to identify the traditional "Three Sisters" companion planting...

For the past month, we have been celebrating Latine/x Heritage with lessons incorporated into our 8th grade garden and kitchen...

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By Jenna Quan

School is back in session, and we couldn’t be more thrilled! This summer, we piloted several new initiatives, including Storytime in the Garden, a guest chef series in the kitchen, processing food from the garden, and more.

Our first event...

School is back in session, and we couldn’t be more thrilled! This summer, we piloted several new initiatives, including Storytime...

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By Tamika Whitenack

This past summer the Edible Schoolyard Berkeley partnered with Berkeley Public Library to offer Storytime in the Garden. On Monday mornings, families gathered beneath our beloved Grandmother Oak to sing songs and listen to garden-themed children’s books read aloud by ESY educators. Following the stories, families were invited to...

This past summer the Edible Schoolyard Berkeley partnered with Berkeley Public Library to offer Storytime in the Garden . On...

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Join us for a fun-filled, family-friendly event in Stockton, CA. Guests will enjoy apple tastings, a cooking demo & samples, art-making, games, and a tractor photo op! As always, there will be organic produce giveaways (CSA) and free compost for home gardeners.

This month we’re introducing a Book Exchange! Please bring a used book and pick one out that’s 'new to you...

Join us for a fun-filled, family-friendly event in Stockton, CA. Guests will enjoy apple tastings, a cooking demo & samples,...

Photo by Jenna Shea Mobley
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By Sophia Fox and Tamika Whitenack

Edible Schoolyard Project garden educators Sophia Fox and Tamika Whitenack attended the Growing School Gardens Summit in March. Hosted by the Sprouts Community Foundation in partnership with the School Garden Support Organization and Life Lab, this convening was an opportunity...

Edible Schoolyard Project garden educators Sophia Fox and Tamika Whitenack attended the Growing School Gardens Summit in March. Hosted by...

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By Russell Sterten

On a crisp June morning, 47 educators from around the globe converged on our Berkeley campus, eager to cultivate their knowledge and passion for edible education. As the sun peeked through the morning mist, so too did a vibrant community of educators emerge from a shared love of growing, cooking, and learning.

Our two-day Summer Training was a celebration of the power of...

On a crisp June morning, 47 educators from around the globe converged on our Berkeley campus, eager to cultivate their...

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