The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Skowhegan, ME, empowers aspiring advocates and educators to champion a food system that prioritizes social, environmental, and economic justice. This fellowship, sponsored by the Allegheny Mountain Institute, offers a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience at Allegheny Farm, ensuring that participants engage deeply with organic food system education without any tuition costs, reflecting our commitment to accessibility. Over six months of immersive, residential training, fellows cultivate skills in growing and distributing diverse crops on market-style farms, implementing innovative educational sessions in health care, maintaining community gardens, and enhancing food literacy in schools. As they transition to the Community Action Year, fellows partner with local non-profit organizations to apply their training in real-world scenarios, further promoting food access and sustainability. Applications for this transformative experience are accepted until March each year, with the fellowship running from May to October.