The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Berkeley Springs, WV, is dedicated to training and empowering leaders who advocate for a just food system that prioritizes social, environmental, and economic equity. Sponsored by the Allegheny Mountain Institute, this fellowship offers a tuition-free program designed to enhance accessibility. Fellows engage in hands-on, experiential education at Allegheny Farm in Highland County, VA, where they learn to cultivate diverse organic crops, run educational health initiatives, maintain school and community gardens, and promote food literacy in educational settings. They also play a vital role in supporting farmers markets and developing strategies to improve access to healthy food. Following six months of immersive training, fellows enter a Community Action Year, collaborating with local non-profits to apply their knowledge and skills. The application period closes in March, with the fellowship experience typically running from May to October.