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National Project Coordinator - Friedman School of Nutrition
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Starting at $26.4 - $31.4
Full-time
- New Entry operates three main programs: Farmer Training (courses, workshops, incubator farm program), Food Hub (CSA, food access, farm-to-institution), and Regional/National Programs (FIELD Network, collaborative training and research projects).
- New Entry is a program of the Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy’s Agriculture, Food and Environment program.
- The National Technical Assistance Coordinator provides outreach to promote USDA programs and land access services for beginning farmer land-based training networks and leads robust program evaluation strategies locally and nationally.
- This position requires working knowledge of USDA programs and resources, strong farmer relational skills, project management, leadership, evaluation, and networking skills with groups serving immigrant, refugee, and historically underserved and BIPOC farmers.
- Prior experience in national outreach, adult education theory, beginning farmer and rancher training strategies, local and regional food systems, educational resource development, and organizational development
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