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Berkeley, CA
United States
At the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley, we study the psychology, sociology, and neuroscience of well-being, and teach skills for a thriving, resilient, and compassionate society.
Shelburne, VT
United States
Vermont FEED works with schools and communities to raise awareness about good nutrition, healthy food, and the role of Vermont farms and farmers.
Omaha, NE
United States
While traveling across the country for their documentary film about urban agriculture, Growing Cities, Dan and Andrew came across Truck Farms from Portland, OR to Washington, D.C. From the first sight, they knew they wanted to start a Truck Farm in their hometown of Omaha, NE.
Decatur, GA
United States
The International Community School (ICS) is a K-5 public charter school in Dekalb County, GA. Located at the former Medlock Elementary, ICS is committed to rebuild and plant an edible garden through the support of our students, staff, and communtity.
St John, VI
United States
The EARTH Program at Gifft Hill School(GHS) is a service learning horticulture program developed and implemented by the Department of Horticulture at Iowa State University. The goal of the program is to design, instll and manage attractive landscapes for sustainable food prodution.
New Haven, CT
United States
The Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity is a non-profit research and public policy organization devoted to improving the world’s diet, preventing obesity, and reducing weight stigma.
New Haven, CT
United States
Rudd 'Roots Parents supports the grassroots efforts of parent advocates by offering information they can use to take action.
Lewisville, TX
United StatesDelay Middle School Gardens, a sustainable garden which will serve the school as a tool for the core curriculum and cross curricular studies.
Alameda, CA
United States
Chef-K® provides health education for kids. Our general approach is to help people build on what they know about food with the idea that they will feel more inspired and confident in their menu choices. Specifically our youth program/courses are geared to provide children and teens with lessons
Copley, OH
United StatesThe Arrowhead Nature Zone is a 3.5 acre land lab behind our school. Established in 1998 with the building of our greenhouse, we have expanded over the years and now have 2 ponds, a wetland, a chicken coop, berry bushes, 8 themed gardens and 16 classroom vegetable gardens.
Anthony, NM
United States
La Semilla's Edible Education Program works with over 30 schools throughout the Paso del Norte Region of Southern New Mexico and El Paso, Texas.
Ross, CA
United StatesWe offer everything made-from-scratch lunch program for high school students.
Most of all ingredients are locally sourced and our kitchen is sustainably operated.
Please visit our website.
Grahamsville, NY
United StatesComprehensive K-12 school in within NYC watershed in Catskill Mountains has a 1600sf raised bed organic garden. Classes also grown greens and other edibles in 4000sf greenhouse. Currently we are in the process of creating a trellised 50 dwarf apple tree orchard.
Portland, OR
United StatesOur school garden is used by some teachers in classrooms. We also have an after school 4-H garden club.
Cumberland, KY
United States
Mountain Garden Initiative provides a space for kids to learn about science, nature, and gardening in a hands-on, outdoor environment. We believe kids can learn valuable lessons about plant growth and gardening both inside and outside the classroom.
Portland, OR
United States
Ecotrust works with schools, childcare centers, hospitals, and colleges to increase procurement of local foods.
Austin, TX
United States
PEAS is an organization made up both former classroom teachers and experienced outdoor educators. We collaborate and amplify our impact by working with many partners including school staff, volunteers, parents, community stakeholders, city entities, and foundations.
Sag Harbor, NY
United States
Through a partnership with the Joshua Levine Memorial Foundation, Slow Food East End hires three master farmers to work with local schools (nearly 20) to start and sustain gardens and greenhouses.
Newport, RI
United States
St. Michael's Country Day School Wellness Committee helped to start a school garden during the spring semester, 2012.
