Located in Bruceton Mills, WV, the Farm & Food Systems Fellowship offered by the Allegheny Mountain Institute is dedicated to transforming our food systems into models of justice—socially, environmentally, and economically. This comprehensive Fellowship empowers participants to become proactive educators and advocates through a combination of hands-on experience and in-depth training at our Allegheny Farm Campus. Fellows engage in vital projects including growing and distributing diversified crops, leading innovative health care educational sessions, maintaining community gardens, and enhancing food literacy in schools. We prioritize accessibility by waiving tuition fees to ensure that all passionate individuals can take part in this transformative journey. After a six-month immersive experience, Fellows are equipped to initiate meaningful change in their communities during a Community Action Year by collaborating with local non-profit organizations and effectively addressing issues related to food access and sustainability. The application deadline is in March, with the Fellowship running from May to October.