Kermit the Frog and Seth Meyers on Saturday Night Live
We Can Do Better!School Lunch Revolution Resources!
Farm to School connects local farms with schools so that healthy meals can be served in school cafeterias.
Salad Bars 2 Schools is a comprehensive grassroots public health effort to support salad bars in schools. Partnered with First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move Initiative, the goal of Let’s Move Salad Bars to Schools is to fund and award 6000 salad bars by the end of 2013. Schools can apply for grants online.
Two Angry Moms is a documentary about, well, two angry moms who took on their school board to bring healthy food to their children’s lunch rooms.
The Rethinking School Lunch Guide from the Center for Ecoliteracy, has ideas and strategies for changing your local school lunch programs.
Chef Ann Cooper, known as the Renegade Lunch Lady, has new ideas, strategies, tips and recipes for transforming school lunch and tools for connecting to a network of people doing the same.
Thelunchbox.org is an online toolkit with free tools and recipes that have worked well for school districts around the country.
Cooking with Kids, started by Lyn Walters in the Santa Fe public schools is being duplicated all over the country.
The Edible Schoolyard in Berkeley, California, an initiative to build and share a national food curriculum, is supported by Alice Waters and The Chez Panisse Foundation.
