HeritageRadioNetwork.org has announced the debut of Summer of Food, a special program giving voice to our Nation’s emerging network of student leaders.  From New York to California students are heading out of the classroom and onto the front lines of the food world, using their summer break to engage in a radical rethinking of our country’s food landscape.  These students know that food can change the world, and are sharing their empowering stories to inspire action.

Students will explore topics including:

• Food Sovereignty

• Sustainable Ranching

• Italian Foodways

• Food Justice

• Poverty and Food Access

• Organic Farming and Sustainablity in the Developing World

• Food, Education, and School Gardens

• Young Farmers

• Gender in Agriculture

They are still accepting applications for this season’s run.  Inquire with erin@HeritageRadioNetwork.org.

You can tune in to Summer of Food through HeritageRadioNetwork.org or download the podcasts via iTunes or Stitcher.