Engaging, empowering, and evaluating farm-to-school projects with photovoice

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This case study describes how we used photovoice as an engagement, empowerment, and evaluation tool in a farm-to-school project with food service staff in rural Ohio. We explain why we chose the visual narrative approach, working in a school setting, addressing institutional review board protocols, training, building trust with participants, and the outcomes. We provide lessons learned and suggestions for how other farm-to-school projects can use this tool for broader engagement, empowerment, and evaluation, especially when working with hard-to-reach or vulnerable populations.

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Inwood, S., Rumble, J., Meeks, S., & Haden, V. R. (2023). Engaging, empowering, and evaluating farm-to-school projects with photovoice. Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development, 12(4). https://doi.org/10.5304/jafscd.2023.124.014

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