The Edible Schoolyard Spring Garden Internship
Position Description
The Garden Intern refines his/her garden management skills while engaging in the day-to-day responsibilities of an educational garden. Under the direction of the Garden Manager & Teacher (GMT) and other garden teachers, the Garden Intern is mentored in the practical skills and philosophy of The Edible Schoolyard (ESY). This is not a teaching position.
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POSITION POSTING: Connecticut Food Justice Youth Corps - AmeriCorps
VISTA (7 Positions)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 2/21/2014
The CT Food Justice Youth Corps is a multi-site AmeriCorps VISTA
program that works to empower youth (age 13-19) to promote access to
healthy food in communities throughout the state.
Julie Negrin, M.S., has been a cooking instructor, certified nutritionist, and program developer for over 15 years. She designs and executes wellness educational programs, gives nutrition and culinary presentations, leads training sessions and teaches e-Courses to professionals. She focuses on cooking, health, nutrition, and obesity prevention.
Highland County, Virginia
Allegheny Mountain School is seeking inspiring individuals to participate in
our 18 month fully-funded food and community development fellowship program in
2014-2015 and we are extending our application deadline to January 15, 2014.
Applications received earlier will be reviewed and interviews begin in early
January.
Growing Hope is currently recruiting applicants for a VISTA position for a 12-month terms of service, to begin in February 11th, 2014 and to run through February 14th, 2015. See below for details, but please note application deadline is December 13th, 2013. However, prospective members who are willing to commit to a two-year term of service will be given some preference.
Allegheny Mountain School is looking for nine inspiring individuals to participate in our 18 month fully-funded fellowship program in 2014-2015.
Allegheny Mountain School is looking for seven to nine inspiring individuals
to participate in our 18 month fully-funded fellowship program. Allegheny
Mountain School (AMS) was founded in 2011 as a not-for-profit experiential fellowship program designed to serve communities in developing a more secure food system. The fiscal agent for AMS is The Highland Center (THC), a non- profit organization located in Monterey, Virginia.
The Hudson Valley Hospital Center is looking for experienced chefs and dieticians to contribute to healthy cooking programs in the new teaching and demonstration kitchen. Located in Westchester County, HVHC is committed to promoting local & healthy eating as a path to better nutrition and a more robust lifestyle. The teaching kitchen will host a variety of cooking classes for patients and the community. HVHC is recruiting instructors to help develop and/or teach classes.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) is a non-profit health- advocacy group based in Washington, D.C., that focuses on improving nutrition, food safety, and public health. CSPI publishes Nutrition Action Healthletter, the nation’s largest circulation nutrition newsletter. CSPI provides valuable, objective information to the public; represents citizens’ interests before legislative, regulatory, and judicial bodies; and ensures that advances in science are used for the public good. CSPI is supported largely by the