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Urban School Food Alliance Launches District Pilot Project to Revolutionize School Food Procurement for Healthier Meals

Efficient procurement serves as a powerful lever for driving meaningful outcomes in school...

Urban School Food Alliance Membership Welcomes Baltimore County Public Schools as Newest Member, Increasing Reach to 4.5 Million Students

USFA Expands Membership furthering vision of being the leading change agent for school nutrition...

TIME: Why It’s So Hard to Make School Lunches Healthier

Students at the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District in California dine on locally sourced fruits...

IDFA: Dairy Companies Slash Added Sugars by Nearly 60% in School Milk as New School Year Begins

“The Urban School Food Alliance applauds the work of the IDFA and milk processors for continuing...
HuffPost: School Lunch Programs Are Rapidly Going Broke

HuffPost: School Lunch Programs Are Rapidly Going Broke

In communities around the country, schools may be the only institutions making sure that hungry children and their families are fed. They’ve opened grab-and-go lunch stations and started delivering meals to neighborhoods by bus. But some programs are also going broke,...

New York Times: Covid-19 and the Big Government Problem

New York Times: Covid-19 and the Big Government Problem

Katie Wilson, a deputy under secretary at the Department of Agriculture in the Obama administration, is the executive director of the Urban School Food Alliance, a nonprofit that works with the country’s largest school districts to improve the quality of student...

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