Browser tab: 18, Title: "Kiduna * Lunchbreakers · School Food Field Guide", URL: "https://kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed". 1 AXWebArea Kiduna * Lunchbreakers · School Food Field Guide, URL: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed 2 container Kiduna Live 3 container Kiduna Live — The Big Kiduna 4 AXWebArea Kiduna * Lunchbreakers · School Food Field Guide, URL: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/app/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed 5 container 6 button Open The Big Kiduna Alliance Card 7 checkbox Description: Stack, Value: 0 8 button Kiduna News 9 image Kiduna 10 button Vision 11 button Your Envoy · Your Allies 12 image Your Envoy 13 container Local Campaigns 14 container 15 button Back to Campaign 16 link Description: Explore Lunchbreakers DUNA, Value: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=scene&card=demo%3Abigkiduna%3Aterrace&panel=registration&step=organizations&organization=lunchbreakers 17 container 18 button ← Campaign atlas 19 text LUNCHBREAKERS / FIELD GUIDE 20 heading What's really in a school lunch?, Value: 1 21 text What's really in a school lunch? 22 text Every school lunch tells a story about health, money, farming, and the environment. 23 text Learn how the system works—and how people like you can help make it better. 24 button Explore the System ↓ 25 text Focused on U.S. K–12 school food. National School Lunch Program figures also include participating nonprofit private schools and certain childcare institutions. 26 link Description: Read the complete supplied document ↗, Value: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/research/lunchbreakers-source-brief.txt 27 container Field guide sections 28 link Description: The big picture, Value: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/app/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed#research-picture 29 link Description: How food works, Value: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/app/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed#research-system 30 link Description: Six big issues, Value: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/app/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed#research-issues 31 link Description: Schools changing, Value: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/app/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed#research-examples 32 link Description: The evidence, Value: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/app/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed#research-evidence 33 link Description: Source library, Value: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/app/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed#research-library 34 container research-picture 35 text 01 / THE BIG PICTURE 36 heading School food is a massive public system., Value: 2 37 text School food is a massive public system. 38 text Every school day, millions of children eat food purchased, prepared, and served through a network of public programs, food companies, farmers, distributors, and school kitchens. 39 text The decisions behind those meals shape children's diets and create opportunities for local economies. 40 text 4.8 billion 41 text School lunches served in fiscal year 2024 through the National School Lunch Program. 42 container 43 text FY2024 · United States 44 button Read source S01 45 text S01 46 text ↗ 47 text $17.7 billion 48 text Total National School Lunch Program cost in FY2024. 49 container 50 text FY2024 · United States 51 button Read source S01 52 text S01 53 text ↗ 54 text 63% 55 text Of school food authorities reported serving local foods during the 2022–23 school year. 56 container 57 text 2022–23 · United States 58 button Read source S02 59 text S02 60 text ↗ 61 text 16% 62 text Of food spending by participating farm-to-school authorities went toward local food in 2022–23. 63 container 64 text 2022–23 · United States 65 button Read source S02 66 text S02 67 text ↗ 68 text Local food is already part of school meals. But there is room to grow. 69 text School food authorities participating in farm-to-school activities reported almost $1.8 billion in local food purchases in 2022–23. 70 text About half of that spending was on fluid milk. 71 text That means local purchasing is not necessarily the same as buying fresh fruits and vegetables from nearby farms. 72 text The opportunity: Understand where purchasing dollars go—and where more fresh, regional food could fit. 73 button Read source S02 74 text S02 75 text ↗ 76 container research-system 77 text 02 / FOLLOW THE FOOD 78 heading Follow the food. Follow the money., Value: 2 79 text Follow the food. 80 text Follow the money. 81 button (collapsed) 01 Funding Who pays for lunch?, Secondary Actions: Expand 82 text 01 83 text Funding 84 text Who pays for lunch? 85 button (collapsed) 02 Purchasing Who chooses the food?, Secondary Actions: Expand 86 text 02 87 text Purchasing 88 text Who chooses the food? 89 button (collapsed) 03 Food Production Where does the food originate?, Secondary Actions: Expand 90 text 03 91 text Food Production 92 text Where does the food originate? 93 button (collapsed) 04 Kitchens How is lunch prepared?, Secondary Actions: Expand 94 text 04 95 text Kitchens 96 text How is lunch prepared? 97 button (collapsed) 05 Students What actually gets eaten?, Secondary Actions: Expand 98 text 05 99 text Students 100 text What actually gets eaten? 101 button (collapsed) 06 Waste and Feedback What happens afterward?, Secondary Actions: Expand 102 text 06 103 text Waste and Feedback 104 text What happens afterward? 105 text The big idea 106 text Changing school meals is not just about finding a better recipe. 107 text It can require changing purchasing rules, kitchen capacity, supplier relationships, staff training, and student participation. 108 button Explore the Six Big Issues ↓ 109 container research-issues 110 text 03 / SIX BIG ISSUES 111 heading More than what’s on the tray., Value: 2 112 text More than what’s on the tray. 113 button (collapsed) HEALTH & NUTRITION Better food can support healthier diets. Explore +, Secondary Actions: Expand 114 text HEALTH & NUTRITION 115 text Better food can support healthier diets. 116 text Explore + 117 button (collapsed) MONEY & PURCHASING School lunch is also a budgeting challenge. Explore +, Secondary Actions: Expand 118 text MONEY & PURCHASING 119 text School lunch is also a budgeting challenge. 120 text Explore + 121 button (collapsed) LOCAL FARMING & ORGANIC FOOD Public purchasing can create markets for regional farmers. Explore +, Secondary Actions: Expand 122 text LOCAL FARMING & ORGANIC FOOD 123 text Public purchasing can create markets for regional farmers. 124 text Explore + 125 button (collapsed) CLIMATE & ENVIRONMENT School menus can be part of climate action. Explore +, Secondary Actions: Expand 126 text CLIMATE & ENVIRONMENT 127 text School menus can be part of climate action. 128 text Explore + 129 button (collapsed) EQUITY & ACCESS Good school food should be available to every child. Explore +, Secondary Actions: Expand 130 text EQUITY & ACCESS 131 text Good school food should be available to every child. 132 text Explore + 133 button (collapsed) WASTE & STUDENT EXPERIENCE A healthy meal only helps when students eat it. Explore +, Secondary Actions: Expand 134 text WASTE & STUDENT EXPERIENCE 135 text A healthy meal only helps when students eat it. 136 text Explore + 137 container research-examples 138 text 04 / SCHOOLS CHANGING THE SYSTEM 139 heading This is already happening., Value: 2 140 text This is already happening. 141 text Real-world examples from the supplied research. These districts are not the fictional campaign schools in the atlas. 142 button (collapsed) BOULDER VALLEY, COLORADO From parent advocacy to scratch-cooked meals. Read case study +, Secondary Actions: Expand 143 text BOULDER VALLEY, COLORADO 144 text From parent advocacy to scratch-cooked meals. 145 text Read case study + 146 button (collapsed) BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA A long-running experiment in school food reform. Read case study +, Secondary Actions: Expand 147 text BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA 148 text A long-running experiment in school food reform. 149 text Read case study + 150 button (collapsed) CALIFORNIA FARM TO SCHOOL Public funding can help build regional supply chains. Read case study +, Secondary Actions: Expand 151 text CALIFORNIA FARM TO SCHOOL 152 text Public funding can help build regional supply chains. 153 text Read case study + 154 button (collapsed) NEW YORK CITY Make public food purchasing more transparent. Read case study +, Secondary Actions: Expand 155 text NEW YORK CITY 156 text Make public food purchasing more transparent. 157 text Read case study + 158 container research-evidence 159 text 05 / WHAT RESEARCH ACTUALLY SHOWS 160 heading Useful evidence. Honest limits., Value: 2 161 text Useful evidence. 162 text Honest limits. 163 button (collapsed) Secondary Actions: Expand, 2020 · OBSERVATIONAL, COMPARATIVE STUDY Stronger standards improved lunch diet quality. Read finding + 164 container 165 text 2020 · OBSERVATIONAL, COMPARATIVE STUDY 166 text Stronger standards improved lunch diet quality. 167 text Read finding + 168 button (collapsed) 2024 · SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Free school meals increase participation. Read finding +, Secondary Actions: Expand 169 container 170 text 2024 · SYSTEMATIC REVIEW 171 text Free school meals increase participation. 172 text Read finding + 173 button (collapsed) Secondary Actions: Expand, 2014–15 · NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE USDA RESEARCH Food served is not always food consumed. Read finding + 174 container 175 text 2014–15 · NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE USDA RESEARCH 176 text Food served is not always food consumed. 177 text Read finding + 178 button (collapsed) Secondary Actions: Expand, 2022–23 · NATIONAL SURVEY Local purchasing is widespread, but its impact needs careful measurement. Read finding + 179 container 180 text 2022–23 · NATIONAL SURVEY 181 text Local purchasing is widespread, but its impact needs careful measurement. 182 text Read finding + 183 heading Three levels of evidence, Value: 3 184 text Three levels of evidence 185 container 186 text Measured : Data directly collected about an outcome. 187 container 188 text Reported : A school, organization, or participant describes an activity or result. 189 container 190 text Modeled : Researchers estimate what could happen under specified assumptions. 191 text These are all useful, but they answer different questions. Do not present them as interchangeable. 192 container research-library 193 text 06 / RESEARCH LIBRARY 194 heading Go deeper. Follow the evidence., Value: 2 195 text Go deeper. 196 text Follow the evidence. 197 container 198 text Search sources 199 text field (settable) Search sources 200 container 201 text Topic 202 pop up button (collapsed, settable) Topic, Value: All sources, Secondary Actions: Expand 203 menu 204 (selected) All sources 205 National Data 206 Nutrition & Health 207 Economics & Procurement 208 Real-World Examples 209 Climate & Waste 210 container 211 text 19 sources shown · original references from the supplied brief 212 container 213 text S01 / NATIONAL DATA 214 heading National School Lunch Program, Value: 3 215 text National School Lunch Program 216 text USDA Economic Research Service · FY2024 Meals served, program costs, participation and trends. National data 217 button Read source S01 218 text S01 219 text ↗ 220 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: ers.usda.gov/topics/food-nutrition-assistance/child-nutrition-programs/national-school-lunch-program 221 container 222 text S02 / NATIONAL DATA 223 heading 2023 Farm to School Census, Value: 3 224 text 2023 Farm to School Census 225 text USDA Food and Nutrition Service · School year 2022–23 Local purchasing, farm-to-school participation, state-level data, downloadable datasets. National data 226 button Read source S02 227 text S02 228 text ↗ 229 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: fna.usda.gov/research/f2s/census2023 230 container 231 text S03 / NATIONAL DATA 232 heading School Nutrition Standards Updates, Value: 3 233 text School Nutrition Standards Updates 234 text USDA Food and Nutrition Service · See original for date Official nutrition requirements and implementation timelines, including added sugars and sodium. Official guidance 235 button Read source S03 236 text S03 237 text ↗ 238 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: fna.usda.gov/cn/school-nutrition-standards-updates 239 container 240 text S04 / NUTRITION & HEALTH 241 heading Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act and Dietary Quality, Value: 3 242 text Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act and Dietary Quality 243 text JAMA · 2020 Evidence about dietary quality after stronger school meal standards. Observational research using national dietary survey data. 244 button Read source S04 245 text S04 246 text ↗ 247 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2768807 248 container 249 text S05 / NUTRITION & HEALTH 250 heading Universal Free School Meals Systematic Review, Value: 3 251 text Universal Free School Meals Systematic Review 252 text JAMA Network Open · 2024 Participation, attendance, student outcomes, and research limitations. Systematic review. 253 button Read source S05 254 text S05 255 text ↗ 256 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2822155 257 container 258 text S06 / NUTRITION & HEALTH 259 heading School Nutrition and Meal Cost Study, Value: 3 260 text School Nutrition and Meal Cost Study 261 text USDA Food and Nutrition Service · 2014–15 School meal operations, nutrition, costs, participation, dietary intake, and plate waste. National data 262 button Read source S06 263 text S06 264 text ↗ 265 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: fna.usda.gov/research/school-meals/nutrition-meal-cost-study 266 container 267 text S07 / ECONOMICS & PROCUREMENT 268 heading How School Food Authorities Operate, Value: 3 269 text How School Food Authorities Operate 270 text USDA Economic Research Service · 2025 School food program budgeting, purchasing, reimbursement, and cost structure. Official guidance 271 button Read source S07 272 text S07 273 text ↗ 274 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: ers.usda.gov/amber-waves/2025/june/school-food-authorities-work-with-state-and-federal-agencies-to-implement-the-national-school-lunch-program 275 container 276 text S08 / ECONOMICS & PROCUREMENT 277 heading USDA Foods in Schools, Value: 3 278 text USDA Foods in Schools 279 text USDA Food and Nutrition Service · See original for date USDA-provided food, products, and purchasing channels. Official guidance 280 button Read source S08 281 text S08 282 text ↗ 283 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: fna.usda.gov/usda-fis 284 container 285 text S09 / ECONOMICS & PROCUREMENT 286 heading Procuring Local Foods, Value: 3 287 text Procuring Local Foods 288 text USDA Food and Nutrition Service · See original for date Local procurement rules, resources, and geographic preference guidance. Official guidance 289 button Read source S09 290 text S09 291 text ↗ 292 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: fna.usda.gov/f2s/procuring-local-foods 293 container 294 text S10 / REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES 295 heading Boulder Valley Farm to School Case, Value: 3 296 text Boulder Valley Farm to School Case 297 text Colorado Department of Education · 2024 Local purchasing, scratch cooking, and supply-chain partnerships. District-reported 298 button Read source S10 299 text S10 300 text ↗ 301 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: cde.state.co.us/fieldtrips/detail/FarmtoSchoolFT 302 container 303 text S11 / REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES 304 heading Boulder Valley School Food Project, Value: 3 305 text Boulder Valley School Food Project 306 text Boulder Valley School District · See original for date Kitchen infrastructure, menus, supplier relationships, and nutrition education. District-reported 307 button Read source S11 308 text S11 309 text ↗ 310 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: food.bvsd.org/about-us 311 container 312 text S12 / REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES 313 heading Berkeley Unified School Food, Value: 3 314 text Berkeley Unified School Food 315 text Berkeley Unified School District · See original for date Scratch cooking, local purchasing, salad bars, and bulk milk. District-reported 316 button Read source S12 317 text S12 318 text ↗ 319 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: berkeleyschools.net/sustainability/food/ 320 container 321 text S13 / REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES 322 heading Berkeley School Lunch Initiative Evaluation, Value: 3 323 text Berkeley School Lunch Initiative Evaluation 324 text Center for Ecoliteracy · 2010 Longitudinal evaluation of a comprehensive school food initiative. Program evaluation 325 button Read source S13 326 text S13 327 text ↗ 328 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: ecoliteracy.org/node/2570 329 container 330 text S14 / CLIMATE & WASTE 331 heading USDA School Meal Plate Waste, Value: 3 332 text USDA School Meal Plate Waste 333 text USDA Food and Nutrition Service · See original for date Research and resources for understanding school meal waste. National data 334 button Read source S14 335 text S14 336 text ↗ 337 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: fna.usda.gov/research/school-meals/nutrition-meal-cost-study/plate-waste 338 container 339 text S15 / REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES 340 heading California Farm to School Incubator Grants, Value: 3 341 text California Farm to School Incubator Grants 342 text California Department of Food and Agriculture · See original for date Grants, project recipients, program scale, and procurement initiatives. Program-reported 343 button Read source S15 344 text S15 345 text ↗ 346 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: cdfa.ca.gov/caf2sgrant/ 347 container 348 text S16 / CLIMATE & WASTE 349 heading Low-Carbon School Meals in Barcelona, Value: 3 350 text Low-Carbon School Meals in Barcelona 351 text Science of the Total Environment · 2021 Evaluating potential environmental effects of school menu changes. Environmental modeling study. 352 button Read source S16 353 text S16 354 text ↗ 355 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969720374106 356 container 357 text S17 / REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES 358 heading California Farm to School Evaluation, Value: 3 359 text California Farm to School Evaluation 360 text California Farm to School Evaluation · 2025 Program implementation, supply chains, student engagement, and environmental evaluation. Program evaluation 361 button Read source S17 362 text S17 363 text ↗ 364 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: californiafarmtoschooleval.org/reports/2025-progress-reports/ 365 container 366 text S18 / REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES 367 heading New York City Good Food Purchasing Data, Value: 3 368 text New York City Good Food Purchasing Data 369 text NYC Mayor's Office of Food Policy · FY2025 Public institutional food procurement and transparency. District-reported 370 button Read source S18 371 text S18 372 text ↗ 373 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: nyc.gov/site/foodpolicy/good-food-purchasing/citywidedata.page 374 container 375 text S19 / REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES 376 heading NYC Plant-Powered Meals, Value: 3 377 text NYC Plant-Powered Meals 378 text New York City Public Schools · See original for date Plant-forward school menu implementation. District-reported 379 button Read source S19 380 text S19 381 text ↗ 382 link Description: Open original source ↗, Value: schools.nyc.gov/school-life/school-meals/plant-powered 383 button (collapsed) Terms worth knowing 8 useful definitions +, Secondary Actions: Expand 384 text Terms worth knowing 385 text 8 useful definitions + 386 container 387 heading The next school food breakthrough could start in your district., Value: 2 388 text The next school food breakthrough could start in your district. 389 text You don't need to know everything. Start by asking good questions, finding reliable evidence, and working with people who can make change happen. 390 button Explore All Research ↗ 391 heading LUNCHBREAKERS, Value: 3 392 text LUNCHBREAKERS 393 text The revolution is served. 394 text Interactive preview · example Activities · location managed in your Envoy · no accounts, evidence or payments connected 395 button Choose Files 396 container 397 button Add a photo, document or file 398 text field (settable) Message Ki · What Brings Us Together? 399 button Voice input 400 button Start realtime voice conversation 401 container Your tools 402 button Signals 403 button Allies 404 button Alliances 405 button Policies 406 button Growth The focused UI element is 1 AXWebArea Kiduna * Lunchbreakers · School Food Field Guide, URL: kiduna-next.david-levine-3942.chatgpt.site/?expression=the-big-kiduna&scene=arrival&layout=stack&card=node%3Abig-kiduna%3Aprogram%3Awhat-brings-us-together&panel=visions%3Alocal%2Fresearch&cardState=closed