Please check out some recent articles posted by the New York Times on topics as various school lunch reform, the importance of children getting time to actually eat lunch and trends in urban composting. Just click below for some “food for thought”
Slowing Down School Lunch
Urban Composting: A New Can of Worms
No Lunch Left Behind
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how we see it:
That expression takes many forms and learning many guises. That children find their ‘voice’ when they are encouraged and their contributions valued. That progressive education develops thoughtful children who are creative and appreciative of all living and growing things.
Winter Fallen Fruit Map Northwest Altadena
links we like:
- 64 Sq Ft Kitchen
- A Good American Wife
- Action for Healthy Kids
- Angry Chicken
- California Family Farms
- Cannelle et Vanille
- CCOF
- Center for Ecoliteracy
- Center for Food Safety
- Civil Eats
- David Lebovitz
- Design Sponge
- Divina Cucina
- Dorie Greenspan
- Earth Pledge
- Edible Adventures
- Ethicurean
- Fallen Fruit Maps
- Farmlab
- Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
- Go to Green LA
- Grist
- Homegrown Evolution
- Hungry Passport
- LA Eco Village
- LA Farm Girl
- Leslie Land
- Lunch Lessons
- Matt Bites
- National Wildlife Federation
- Nature Conservancy
- Ross Institute
- Saving the Season
- Seeds of Change
- Sierra Club
- Slow Food USA
- Smitten Kitchen
- Soule Mama
- Sustainable Santa Monica
- The Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture
- The Edible Schoolyard
- The Oil Drum
- The People Who Feed Us
- The Rural Populist
- The Wednesday Chef
- Theodore Payne Foundation
- Traveler's Lunchbox
- Treehugger
- Vegan Lunchbox
- White on Rice
- Worldchanging
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