
We are inspired by the W.K.Kellogg Food and Community Fellowship Program that existed from 2001-2013. Alumni from that program, like the 2012 class pictured above, have been pivotal in voicing the importance of leadership development and helping us design and build the vision for the Castanea Fellowship. Because of them, we are. And, we want you to know more about these amazing alumni! Here’s the last post about the final cohort from the Institute for Agriculture & Trade Policy (IATP) Food and Community Fellows Digest: Cultivating leadership and equity in the food movement.
Here’s a full list of each fellow, along with a link to an interesting food-related piece of work they did while in the fellowship program or a more recent piece. Many alumni participated in the design phase of Castanea Fellowship. We are greater thanks to their work! Our food system, communities, and this program continues to be grateful for their work--thank you Alumni!!
Class of 2011-2013
- Brahm Ahmadi: To Build Community Leadership: Redefine the Meaning of Leadership
- Jane Black: What Paula Deen didn’t bring to the table
- Don Bustos: Don Bustos, Traditional Farmer
- Andrea King Collier: A Reparations Map for Farmers of Color May Help Right Historical Wrongs
- Cheryl Danley: Race, Equity and Leadership: What’s Land Got to Do With It?
- Andy Fischer: Who’s Minding the Movement?
- Nina F. Ichikawa: Community Colleges: Affordable Good Food Education
- Kelvin Graddick: Black Men in the Food System: Roles and Opportunities, Rural to Urban
- Haile Johnston: Common Market makes local food happen for all
- Jenga Mwendo: Jenga Mwendo Strengthens Community Through Gardening in New Orleans
- Raj Patel: Chicken, for Christ’s Sake
- Kimberly Seals Allers: First Food Justice: Building an Equitable Food System From Birth
- Valerie Segrest: Food sovereignty: Valerie Segrest at TEDxRainier
- Kandace Vallejo: The Color of Food: Stories of Race, Resilience and Farming
- Rebecca Wiggins-Reinhard: Want a Better Food System? Help Young People Grow
- Malik Kenyatta Yakini: Building a Racially Just Food System
Class of 2009-2010
- Fred Bahnson: Soil and Sacrament
- Nicole Betancourt: Sing the Water Song
- Alethia Carr: Healthy Birth Outcomes
- Debra Eschmeyer: Gimme Five
- Andy Fischer: Stand Together or Starve Alone
- Shalini Kantayya: The Future of the American Dream is Green
- Erin MacDougall: Aligning Food System Policies to Advance Public Health
- Sean Sellers: Fairness in Food From Farm to Every Plate
- Elizabeth ü: Raising Dough: The Complete Guide to Financing Good Food Businesses
Class of 2008-2009
- Zoe Bradbury: The Key Political, Economic, and Cultural Needs of Young Farmers
- Patty Cantrell: New Roads to New Markets
- Roger Doiron: My Subversive Garden Plot
- Curt Ellis: Ask Not What Your Country Can Feed You; Ask What You Can Feed Your Country
- Jim Goodman: The Food Crisis Continues, and It Is Not About A Shortage of Food
- Alissa Hamilton: Freshly Squeezed: The Truth About Orange Juice in Boxes
- Dr. Rose Hayden-Smith: Summon us to Service: Ask Americans to Grow Victory Gardens
- Arnell Hinkle: How Food & Fitness Community Partnerships Successfully Engaged Youth
- Andrea Collier: A Reparations Map for Farmers of Color May Help Right historical Wrongs
- Lisa Kivirist: Soil Sisters: A Toolkit for Women Farmers
- Eduardo Sanchez, MD: What the Experts Say
- Angie Tagtow: A Vision for “Good Food” for Public Health
Linking Sustainable Food Systems to Healthy People & Healthy Communities - Bryant Terry: Afro-Vegan
FARM-FRESH AFRICAN, CARIBBEAN, AND SOUTHERN FLAVORS REMIXED - Cynthia Torres: Growing for Market: Know Your Food
Class of 2007-2008
- Dr. Thomas Dobbs: What a New “New Deal” Should and Should Not Include for Agriculture in Rural America
- Anthony Flaccavento: Community Voices presents Anthony Flaccavento on Oct. 24
- Holly Freishtat: Availability of Healthy Foods in Prepared Food Sources in Urban Public Markets
- Paul Greenberg: Catch of the Day
- Deborah Kane: Faces & Visions of the Food Movement: Deborah Kane
- Dr. Preston Maring: Q&A: PRESTON MARING, M.D.
- David Mas Masumoto: Wisdom of the Last Farmer
- Lorraine Stuart Merrill: Back to the Farm
- Judith Weinbraum: Food, Development, and Politics in the Middle East
- Aimee Witteman: Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food
Class of 2004-2006
- Wilbur Bullock Jr.
- T. Susan Chang: The Level Teaspoon Podcast
- Daniel Desmond
- Johanna Divine
- Melinda Hemmelgarn, MS, RD: Food Sleuth
- Anna Lappé: The Empathy of Food
- Josh Miner: Market Incentive Could Bring U.S. Agriculture and Nutrition Policies into Accord
- Jennifer Wilkins: Buying into the Food System
Class of 2003-2005
- Curt Arens: Food Gave Franssen a Second Chance
- Ann Cooper: What’s Wrong With School Lunches
- Wylie Harris: Closer to Home: Healthier Food, Farms, and Families in Oklahoma A Centennial Report
- Mary Hendrickson: Sustainable Food Systems
- Rosalie Koenig
- Amanda DewManning: Southern Food Voice
- LaDonna Redmond: Food + Justice = Democracy
- Jonathon Thomas
Class of 2002-2004
- Molly Anderson: Food System Integrity
- Jeremy Brown: Food Dialogues
- Leon Crump: 40 Years of Service - Federation of Southern Cooperatives
- George DeVault: New Farm Dreams DO Come True
- Loni Kemp: Interview with Loni Kemp
- Winona LaDuke: The Battle to Protect our Lands, and Water from Extreme Extraction
- Michelle Mascarenhas-Swan: A Window to a New World
- Ricardo Salvador: Keynote Address for The Future of Food Justice
- Francis Thicke: Food and Farming in the 21st Century by Francis Thicke