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What’s the Story of Your Food? Short Films by Nourish

dana velden | the kitchn | september 13, 2011

Parents, educators, librarians, and community leaders will all benefit from Nourish’s collection of videos and curriculum materials. MORE

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Food Safety News

Nourish California Aims to Grow Food Literacy

Gretchen Goetz | Food Safety News | April 27, 2011

California, a state that has long been at the forefront of the fresh food movement, is planting the seed of its “California cuisine” in the next generation. MORE

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Bay Citizen

SF-Based Nourish Helps Parents Unpack School Lunch Programs

Tara Duggan | The Bay Citizen | April 18, 2011

The San Francisco-based organization offers free curriculum and DVDs to help students form an awareness of the sources of their food. MORE

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Civil Eats

Nourish: Teaching About the Food System

Adriana Velez | civil Eats | April 15, 2011

Nourish California is a pilot educational initiative (led by nonprofit organization WorldLink) whose mission is to “increase food literacy and build healthier communities throughout California.” MORE

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Change.org

“Nourish” Campaign Targets the Next Generation of Foodies

Adriana Velez | Change.org | November 19, 2010

The multi-year education initiative, Nourish, is designed to open a meaningful conversation about food and sustainability, and it ranks as one of the most large-scale youth nutrition programs ever undertaken. MORE

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Simple, Good, and Tasty

“Nourish” Provides Inspiration to the Next Generation of Food Revolutionaries

Leslie Kruempel | Simple, Good, and Tasty | November 15, 2010

I’ve heard or read Michael Pollan’s words so many times by now, if we ever were to meet, it’d feel like catching up with a familiar acquaintance. MORE

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Better School Food

Nourish: Two Thumbs Up!

Dr. Susan Rubin | Better School Food Blog | November 11, 2010

The Nourish Middle School Curriculum Guide “gives students the critical thinking skills that will empower them for the rest of their lives.” MORE

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Grist

“Nourish” TV Show Encourages Americans to Ask Where Their Food Comes From

Bonnie Azab Powell | Grist | November 5, 2010

PBS is now airing a half-hour TV program produced by a new “media and education initiative” that targets the growing number of “regular” Americans . . . who are hungry to know where their food comes from, in particular young people and families. MORE

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SF Weekly

Nourish: Feel-Good Critique of the Food System

John Birdsall | SF Weekly | October 21, 2010

Around here, questioning where your food comes from is as reflexive as recycling, even if you lean on Safeway far more than you admit. A show airing on KQED next week drives home the question. MORE

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Educational Media Reviews

Nourish: Food + Community

Maureen Puffer-Rothenberg | Educational Media Reviews | February 22, 2010

Nourish is a call to eat more consciously, in particular by choosing locally and organically grown produce. MORE

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World Ark

Asked & Answered

Jaman Matthews | Heifer International World Ark | May 1, 2008

Kirk Bergstrom is founder and president of WorldLink, the organization behind a new initiative called Nourish. The project, says Bergstrom, was inspired by an essential question: How can we create a more sustainable food system? MORE

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Marin Independent Journal

Marin Academy’s Sustainable Food Program on PBS Special

Jennifer Upshaw | Marin Independent Journal | March 28, 2008

Students at San Rafael’s Marin Academy got down in the dirt as the camera rolled Thursday for a documentary to air on PBS. MORE

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