Book available open access! How to successfully challenge and transform public school-food programs to emphasize care, justice, and sustainability, with insights from eight countries across the Global North and South. Edited by Jennifer A. Gaddis and Sarah A. Roberts and published by MIT Press.  Through accessible and inspiring essays, Transforming School Food Politics around the...Read More

Are you interested in offering a cooking club for children and youth? Nourish Nova Scotia has developed a cooking club toolkit and webinar for school staff and community leaders. The planning tools are intended for either school or community spaces. Whatever space you have – there is possibility! The webinar introduces Nourish’s new resource: Guide...Read More

On May 28, 2025, F2CC hosted: Kâpapâmahchakwêw – Wandering Spirit School’s Land-Based Learning Programming, a webinar / workshop where we learned how to create meaningful, hands-on educational experiences for students. Drawing from their journey in traditional Indigenous foodways and their efforts toward self-sufficiency and food sovereignty, Laurie Labrecque highlighted practical ways educators can connect curriculum to...Read More

This Buffalo Harvest project began in 2024 with a collaboration among Meadow Lake Tribal Council, Flying Dust First Nation, Clearwater River Dene Nation, Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation and then expanded to include Buffalo River Dene Nation in 2025. The project films an actual buffalo harvest and includes skinning, gutting and cutting the buffalo meat as...Read More

Bishop Feild Elementary School, St. John’s, NL Plant a Seed and See What Grows Foundation Grant, 2024 Bishop Feild Elementary is located in downtown St. John’s, NL and serves a diverse population of 350 students. Founded in 1844, the school is in a historical building in a neighbourhood with deep cultural roots. It provides English...Read More

West Colchester Consolidated School, Bass River, NS Plant a Seed and See What Grows Foundation Grant, 2024 West Colchester Consolidated School, nestled in Bass River, Nova Scotia, serves 141 students from Primary to Grade 9. Our rural community, surrounded by forests and fields, faces unique challenges such as food insecurity and limited access to local...Read More