New Bon Appétit Fellow Carrie Cullen went to Emerson College for film school, but health issues led her to environmental activism — specifically, food

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Building a Food Story, Piece by Piece
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New Bon Appétit Fellow Sam Martin explains how his broad major of environmental analysis narrowed to focus on food.

New Fellow Lily Gross on Bee-ing the Change
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“When asked about post-grad plans, I began to respond: ‘I want to go into the private sector, work in food and beverage, and fix the food system.’”

Oracle Park Team Hits a Home Run for Food Recovery
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The Bon Appétit team at Oracle Park, home of the San Francisco Giants, is proud to partner with local nonprofit Food Runners to help deliver quality surplus food to those in need.

Airbnb Experiences are the New eBay for Young Vietnamese Entrepreneurs
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Airbnb Experiences are not only a great way for travelers to connect with locals, they’re offering a new business model for young entrepreneurs

Bon Appétit Chefs Help Build a Better Vegetable
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Bon Appétit chefs and farmers are teaming up with Row 7, renowned chef Dan Barber’s venture, to breed new varieties of produce for flavor and to raise money for public research

Hip-Hop Artist Drops Beats in the Garden at Oracle Park
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The Garden at Oracle Park team partnered with environmental activist and hip-hop musician Letef “DJ Cavem” Vita to teach Bay Area youth about gardening

Bon Appétiters Join #ChefsforNebraska to Help Flood Survivors
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Bon Appétiters joined volunteers from World Central Kitchen to help aid relief efforts in Nebraska communities devastated by flash floods.

Farewell from a Fellow: A Different Kind of Fellowship
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Taiyo Scanlon-Kimura reflects on his experience in the Fellows Program and shares insight from his year with Bon Appétit.

Oracle Park is a Giant Hit with Plant-Forward Fans
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For many, baseball is synonymous with hot dogs and cracker jacks, but the Bon Appétiters at San Francisco’s Oracle Park (home of the San Francisco Giants), are redefining ballpark cuisine for a new audience: plant-forward fans.