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This is the official blog of the Campus Kitchen Project. Here you'll find information, resources and updates about our many initiatives. For more information about our organization you can also check out our main website.
Recent Entries
- Catering Sales and IT Coordinator Positions open at DC Central Kitchen
- Former Campus Kitchen Leader? Join the National Board for Young Nonprofit Professionals Network
- Contest: Capture What Ending Homelessness Looks Like to You
- Savor Summer Bounties: Grow and Dry Herbs!
- Graduate Programs Fit for a Foodie (or Campus Kitchen Volunteer)
- Win an Insulated Bag for your Campus Kitchen
- Service-Learning Grant Opportunity for Campus Kitchens
- Savor Summer Bounties: Its Pickle Time!
- Hungry for Justice: A Waco, Texas, Pay-what-you-can Cafe
- A New Kind of Wedding Favor: Portable Burners for Campus Kitchens
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Blogroll
- Campus Kitchen at Gettysburg College - This is your source for all things CKGC.
- Campus Kitchen at Jacksonville University - Get to know the Campus Kitchen at Jacksonville University.
- Campus Kitchen at the College of William and Mary blog
- Campus Kitchen at University of Florida
- CKP’s Flickr page - Photos from the hallowed halls of CKP
- Farm to Table: the Emerging American Model - A collaborative journalistic forum aimed at strengthening the sustainable and local foods community
- First Helping - The Outreach Program of DCCK, their stories and insights into the streets of DC
- Growing Power - Growing Power is a national nonprofit organization and land trust supporting people from diverse backgrounds, and the environments in which they live, by helping to provide equal access to healthy, high-quality, safe and affordable food for people in all
- http://civileats.com - Supporting development and dialog among local and national leaders about the American food system, and its effects abroad.
- Robert Egger’s Piece of Mind - DC Central Kitchen founder and CEO, and author of Begging For Change, winner of the 2004-2005 Terry McAdam Book Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advancement of Nonprofit Management, blogs about the Kitchen, CKP, and the changing nonprofit sector.
- Slow Food on Campus - Our friends at Slow Food on Campus promote food that’s good, clean, and fair
- Sodexo USA - Our partners at Sodexo USA have entered the blogosphere!
- Stocks, Sauces, and Soul - This blog documents the class experiences of the Culinary Job Training Students at the DC Central Kitchen.
- The Campus Kitchen at Wake Forest University - The web version of Wake Forest University’s Campus Kitchen
- V3 Campaign - Join the movement to strengthen the nonprofit sector led by Robert Egger, founder and president of DC Central Kitchen.
- W&L Campus Kitchens Project - Find out the latest about the Campus Kitchen at Washington and Lee University.
- Wasted Food - Inspired by a volunteer shift at the DC Central Kitchen, Jonathan Bloom started researching and writing about wasted food in America. His blog is chock-full of information and inspiration for those of us who recycle food.