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!
Mint Limeade Our Far Rockaway Educational Campus mint is thriving this summer. Students put it to work in a mint limeade, a simple, refreshing way
Teens for Food Justice is launching a first-of-its-kind partnership with the Mount Sinai Tisch Cancer Center and New York Common Pantry to expand access to healthy food for patients while enhancing health career pathways for NYC students.
On June 2, eight students from the Far Rockaway Educational Campus (FREC) gathered at the hydroponic farm to mark the end of the first Food Policy Program cohort in Far Rockaway. The culminating event was the final step in a program that asked students to examine the systems that shape what people eat and to build something based on what they learned.
