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NC Farm to Early Care and Education Institute Returns with Generous Support from PNC Bank

Following the success of the inaugural Farm to ECE Institute and thanks to the continued support of PNC Bank, the NC Farm to Early Care and Education (ECE) Initiative will host its second Farm to ECE Institute for Farm to ECE administrators and teachers, technical assistance providers, farmers and Extension agents. The Institute will take place Oct. 21, 2023, at the Rocky Mount Event Center.

By |October 19th, 2023|Categories: Agrophile, NC Farm to Early Care and Education, News|Tags: |

North Carolina Students Advocate for Student Wellness

As a part of Farm to School Coalition of North Carolina's "Student Wellness Project", three North Carolina students created the Teens Talk Wellness podcast earlier this year. The students created the podcast as an outlet to explore student wellness from a Farm to School perspective, highlighting issues surrounding nutrition, food justice and inclusivity, funding, and much more!

By |October 17th, 2023|Categories: Agrophile, CEFS Happenings, E-News, Farm to School, News|

Meet Bevelyn Ukah: New Director for CEFS Committee on Racial Equity in the Food System (CORE)

Meet Bevelyn Afor Ukah, our new Committee on Racial Equity in the Food System (CORE) Director for the Center for Environmental Farming Systems (CEFS)! In her new role, Ukah will be leading the CORE team, advancing CEFS’ racial equity goals, and evaluating impacts of these initiatives.

By |June 17th, 2023|Categories: Agrophile, CEFS Happenings, E-News, News|

Celebrating Asian-American & Pacific Islander History Month – Catching up with Isabel Lu

In celebration of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Committee on Racial Equity in the Food System (CORE) Apprentice and Artist, Isabel Lu, shares her interdisciplinary journey in creating collaborative spaces with community – through food, art, and identity.

By |May 24th, 2023|Categories: Agrophile, BIPOC Leadership Series, Uncategorized|
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