The Bailey College of the Environment is seeking interns to serve in food justice organizations across the state through our Planting Seeds program. The intern is managed by their on-site supervisor, as well as a BCOE designated supervisor. The internship is part of a broader project building a network of food justice and environmental justice groups in CT and supporting student engagement. Interns will work on-site four days a week. One day a week, they will engage in a food justice curriculum with the BCOE Project Coordinator (Malana Rogers-Bursen) and the Professor of the Practice (Christine Caruso). Transportation and lunch provided for this course.


FRESH Summer Youth Program interns will be a part of the planning, execution, and debrief of FRESH New London’s annual summer youth program. The program combines political education around food systems and collective sovereignty with hands-on experience in urban agriculture. Interns will work with our cohort of high-schoo...