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New Orleans Food Policy Council

New Orleans, La
Spring at Farm to ECE has been full of joyful garden plantings and fresh food taste-tests. In March, students became chefs for a day and created a tasty “ranch” dip with fresh herbs harvested from center gardens. They dipped and crunched At the New Orleans Food Policy Council, we’re bridging the gap between our littlest learners and local farmers! Through our Farm to Early Care and Education (ECE) initiative, we’re ensuring fresh, locally grown food reaches early childhoo Last week, Mayor Helena Moreno announced a $200,000 investment from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to launch the City’s first Urban Agriculture & Food Access Plan. This two-year, community-driven effort will bring residents, growers, and partn At the New Orleans Food Policy Action Council, we’re bridging the gap between our littlest learners and local farmers! Through our Farm to Early Care and Education (ECE) initiative, we’re ensuring fresh, locally grown food reaches early c Now enrolling! Bring FREE Farm to ECE programming to your early care center and help little learners grow big connections to healthy food We support centers to: Source fresh, local fruits & vegetables Start and sustain school gardens Provide han Winter at the early learning centers was filled with explorations of local beans, peas, and root vegetables. In December, students ran their fingers through sensory containers of dried bean varieties and taste-tested fresh snap peas. In January, clas Bad Bunny headlined Super Bowl LX in a performance rich with cultural symbolism and community pride. Highlighted were La Marqueta and street vendors to the world’s biggest stage complete with that powerful “we accept EBT” moment ce You’re invited the New Orleans Food Policy Council General Meeting on Thursday January 8, 11 AM - 12:15 PM at the Dillard Community Resource Center | 3301 Annette St, New Orleans, LA. Huge thanks to Pamela Broom of NewCorp, Inc for hosting us.
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