The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Riverton, UT is dedicated to training and empowering individuals to revolutionize our food systems in a way that champions social, environmental, and economic justice. This unique program offers a hands-on, experiential education focusing on organic food systems, allowing selected Fellows to collaborate with community partners to grow and distribute diverse crops, implement health education initiatives, maintain community gardens, and enhance food and ecological literacy in schools. With no tuition costs, we strive to ensure that access is open to all aspiring advocates of sustainable food practices. Over a transformative six-month experience at the Allegheny Farm Campus, followed by a year of community action, our Fellows gain the invaluable skills needed to contribute meaningfully to local food networks and enhance access to healthier foods in their communities. Interested candidates should submit their applications by March, with the Fellowship starting in May.