The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Sabattus, ME, empowers passionate individuals to become advocates for a just food system that prioritizes social equity, environmental stewardship, and economic viability. Our program offers a six-month immersive experience at the Allegheny Farm Campus, where selected Fellows receive comprehensive organic food system education without tuition, ensuring accessibility for all. Throughout their fellowship, participants engage in diverse activities such as cultivating crops on a market-style farm, implementing educational programs in innovative health care, maintaining community gardens, and enhancing food literacy in schools. Additionally, Fellows will contribute to community-facing initiatives by supporting farmers markets, building healthier distribution networks, and mentoring future cohorts. The application process opens each year with a deadline in March, and the fellowship runs from May to October, guiding participants to effect meaningful change in their communities through partnerships with local non-profits.