TFFJ’s CEO & Founder Katherine Soll was recently featured on America’s Morning Headquarters on The Weather Channel! During her segment, Kathy discussed the use of hydroponic farming to combat food insecurity and increase food access. She also drove home the impact that TFFJ has had on students and their communities across New York City, and in Denver.
Watch the full segment below!
Rasta Pasta Alyssa Gardner-Vazquez, TFFJ’s Senior Farmer Educator at MLK Jr. Educational Campus, drew on her Jamaican heritage to bring this recipe to the after-school
Building a Just Food System Together: Our 2025 Annual Gala | On September 29, the Teens for Food Justice community gathered for our annual Gala. It was a night of powerful voices, moving stories, and a shared commitment to building a more just food system. Together, we surpassed our fundraising goals—ensuring that even more students can grow food, lead change, and nourish their communities.
How TFFJ Works: Through the Eyes of Kaity T. and Najae S. |
When Kaity T. and Najae S., both seniors at Urban Assembly Maker Academy in the Murry Bergtraum Educational Campus, took the stage at the Teens for Food Justice 2025 Gala, they brought the audience directly into their world—the world of student-run hydroponic farms transforming New York City schools and communities.
