We collaborate with students worldwide to establish plant-centric communities on college campuses and foster sustainable food systems careers.
Student Chapters in Action:
UMass Chapter
Farmers Market Recap. Plant Futures at Temple is a club dedicated to supporting education around sustainable/plant-centric food systems and professional development.
Plant Futures Iowa
University of New Hampshire Chapter
Harvest Moon celebration. "We’re here for climate justice, collective care, and a future that includes us all" - Northern Illinois University
Plant Futures at Sonoma State is all about growing community, learning hands on skills, and creating a deeper relationship between students and our local food system.
Student Sustainable Farm, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign chapter of Plant Futures
Plant Futures Temple Chapter helped to pack food with the local food hub, Good Acre.
University of Washington Chapter Outreach
Colorado Chapters Meetup
It was so special bringing our Plant Futures community together for San Diego Climate Week.
30 students came out for food from Elephant & Vine, good conversations, and a very insightful chat on how sustainability can fit into any career path.
Our Student Chapter network is rapidly expanding,
with 100+ schools across North and Latin America
Student Chapters cultivate a community of Plant Futurists: climate leaders and entrepreneurial advocates for a plant-centric food system. Driven by the values of ethical leadership, social enterprise, and systems thinking, Plant Futurists are united by a common vision to transform the food system through the power of plants.
These communities support students in:
Discovering, developing, and pursuing a purposeful personal
and professional path.Creating a positive impact through outreach, events, and community building.
Connecting with regional food systems and sustainability professionals to acquire jobs that make a positive difference.
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Joining a Plant Futures chapter offers students a wealth of opportunities:
• Access to a robust ecosystem of leaders in the plant-rich food system
• Connection with students and faculty from universities worldwide
• Acquisition of valuable leadership, advocacy, and communication skills
• Development of professional pathways
• Participation in a diverse range of local and regional events, workshops, networking sessions, speaker series, happy hours, and much more.