Each October, communities across the country celebrate National Farm to School Month, a nationwide movement that connects students, schools and early care sites ...

In Albuquerque, New Mexico, Fathers Building Futures helps formerly incarcerated fathers rebuild their lives through job training, parenting classes and mentorship — strengthening ...

How community-led farming and food education is helping families access fresh produce and give children healthy starts.

Cuba Independent School District’s Student Voice program empowers youth through paid internships in local food systems, financial literacy and hands-on career training.

It’s been three years since Wimee’s Words first premiered on PBS in Michigan, and what began as a small puppet show has grown ...

Education transforms lives. See how Doña Ana Community College supports New Majority Learners with career discovery, financial literacy, and community empowerment.

The True Cost of Economic Security Measure developed by FPWA and the Urban Institute reveals that more than half of U.S. families — ...

Read first-hand reflections on recovery, reimagining and lasting change in the years since Hurricane Katrina by those who have led their communities.

With the support of a Michigan Women Forward program, an early childhood caregiver gained the tools, training and resources to grow her business.

Carmita Champ put her dreams on hold to raise her child and follow traditional career paths. After COVID-19 disrupted her administrative career, she ...

Discover how the Community Leadership Network helps leaders grow their impact and create lasting change for children and families.

A bi-weekly news roundup of WKKF grantees, investments, communities and partnerships.

What does it look like when we see leaders not as visionaries and deciders, but instead as connectors who bring people together and ...

Discover how the Hmong American Farmers Association (HAFA), a WKKF grantee, creates opportunities for Hmong farmers in and around Minnesota's Twin Cities. Founded ...

The program, launched in 2016, helps Michigan schools purchase locally-grown produce for student meals. Today, 270 schools across 66 counties are improving access ...