I work in public education, and I am always appalled at what is actually fed to children for their school lunches.  Whenever we bring this to the attention of the administration and school board, we are always met with the same budgetary reasons this can’t be changed.


I learned about the changes made to school lunches in Berkeley, California back in the 90s.  I’ve always wondered how they really made it happen.  Thanks to Lunch Love Community, we have a series of inspirational videos that “takes an intimate look at the groundbreaking Berkeley School Lunch Program and how the current thriving national school lunch food reform movement began over 15 years ago with a small but determined and passionate community of parents, teachers, and food advocates.”