The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Pulaski, VA, is dedicated to training and empowering passionate individuals to advocate for a food system rooted in social, environmental, and economic justice. At the Allegheny Farm in Highland County, this immersive program offers a six-month, hands-on learning experience that cultivates the skills necessary to grow and distribute diverse crops, implement innovative health education, and enhance food literacy in local schools. By participating, Fellows can engage in community initiatives such as supporting farmers markets, developing channels for healthier food distribution, and fostering partnerships with regional non-profits through a Community Action Year. Committed to accessibility, the Fellowship does not charge tuition, making it possible for dedicated individuals to strengthen their communities through sustainable practices and food systems advocacy. Applications are open until March, with the program running from May to October.