The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Orofino, ID, empowers individuals to advocate for a food system that prioritizes social, environmental, and economic justice. This transformative program, sponsored by the Allegheny Mountain Institute, offers practical training with a strong emphasis on organic food systems education without any tuition fees, ensuring accessibility for all aspiring Fellows. Participants engage in hands-on experiences, from growing and distributing diverse crops on market-style farms to implementing health-focused educational sessions and maintaining community gardens. The Fellowship also encourages integration of food and ecological literacy in school curricula, supporting farmers markets and expanding distribution channels for healthier food access. Over six months of immersive, residential training at AMI’s Allegheny Farm Campus, selected Fellows prepare for a Community Action Year where they collaborate with local non-profits to put their training into practice. Applications are due by March of the program year, with the Fellowship running from May to October.