Farm & Food Systems Fellowship

The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Cedar City, UT, is a transformative program dedicated to cultivating advocates for a just, sustainable food system. By providing comprehensive training and resources at the Allegheny Farm in Highland County, VA, the Fellowship empowers participants to become effective educators and leaders in food equity. This tuition-free program promotes accessibility, allowing Fellows to engage in organic food system education, support community gardens, and implement innovative health-focused educational initiatives. Throughout six months of immersive learning, followed by a Community Action Year, Fellows collaborate with regional non-profit organizations to enhance local food access and ecological literacy. This hands-on experience not only nurtures the next generation of food advocates but also strengthens community ties through farmers markets, direct sales, and collective food coalition efforts. Applications are welcomed annually by March, with programming typically running from May to October, inviting passionate individuals to join our mission for social, environmental, and economic justice in food systems.