A Calf Visits Harlem, and, Like These Kids, We Melt
“...produce and dairy farmers visited the school to share stories of food’s journey from the farm to lunch trays at P.S. 7, one of ESYNYC’s two demonstration schools.”
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For Bronx Students, A Garden is their Classroom
“At PS 109 in the South Bronx, students dig into their lessons. The first graders in this class say they've never been in a garden until this year, but now the school has two full-time staff members dedicated to teaching them all about food.”
New Partnership Expands Gardens, Kitchen Classes in NYC Public Schools
“A collaboration between FoodCorps and Edible Schoolyard NYC hopes to expose a new crop of New York City kids to healthy foods.”
Runway to Schoolyard
“From the outside, P.S./M.S. 7 in East Harlem looks like any other New York City public school, with its square blue windows, steel supports, and concrete steps.”
New Program Brings School Gardens, Hands-on Nutrition Lessons to NYC Students
“FoodCorps, a national service program that connects kids to healthy food in school, announced a partnership Tuesday with Edible Schoolyard NYC to bring the program to 20 New York City public schools…”
This Thing Now: Edible Schoolyard NYC Tote Bags
“To help support Edible Schoolyard NYC's fall expansion, clothing purveyor Everlane has teamed up with Alice Waters's food education program to create limited-edition chef tote bags."
Everlane partners with Edible Schoolyard NYC for Chef-Inspired Totes
“To design the bags, Everlane partnered with five chefs hailing from New York and San Francisco.”
Totes Amazing: Everlane Partners with Edible Schoolyard NYC for a Good Cause
“‘At Everlane, we tell the story of every product we make, and at Edible Schoolyard NYC, they re-educate kids on how to create a better food system,’ he continued.”
Edible Schoolyard’s Kate Brashares Relives her English Childhood Through a Grill
“...the commute between her home in Montclair, N.J., and Dumbo, Brooklyn, where she runs the nonprofit organization Edible Schoolyard NYC…”
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