The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Mapleton, UT, empowers passionate individuals to become advocates and educators for a food system that prioritizes social, environmental, and economic justice. Through a comprehensive, tuition-free program, participants engage in hands-on training and learning, gaining essential skills in organic food system education. Fellows work collaboratively with local partners to grow and distribute diverse crops, implement educational health initiatives, and maintain community gardens, all while promoting food and ecological literacy in schools. This immersive six-month experience at the Allegheny Farm, followed by a Community Action Year, allows Fellows to apply their knowledge in meaningful ways, supporting farmers' markets, enhancing access to healthy foods, and mentoring future cohorts. Apply by March to take part in this transformative journey that runs from May to October each year.