Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town, South Africa
Serving it up at Manenberg Primary!

Project and Itinerary

Project and Itinerary
Thank you for your interest in my project and journey! Below you will find a description of my project, a link to my original proposal, and a description of my tentative itinerary. Please make sure to check out the acknowledgments section to find out more about the amazing individuals and organizations that have contributed to my project and development. If you have any questions about my project, shoot me an email. Happy reading!

My Project: The National School Lunch Program

The Keegan Fellowship allows a graduating senior the opportunity to pursue an idea or an issue about which the student is impassioned, and to do so in the context of daily life in a global scenario. To find out more about this incredible fellowship, please click here. More specifically, the fellowship allows me to understand how social policy, nutrition, and food culture plays a role in a society, as the National School Lunch Program stands at the intersection of these topics.

I plan to do this by visiting with schools, reporters, local governmental officials. Also, I will meet and volunteer with local non profits that respond to childhood hunger and youth outcomes. 

My goals for this fellowship are to:
  1. Understand the historical, political, and cultural contexts from which a country's school lunch program developed.
  2. Develop my ability to dialogue individuals at all levels of this policy: politicians, community leaders, and schools.
  3. Explore the roots of this social welfare policy and establish best practices to increase efficiency and nutritional content. 

You can view my application essay here.
My Facebook page can be found here.

My Itinerary


Rome, Italy
Helsinki, Finland
Stockholm, Sweden
Copenhagen, Denmark
London, England
Paris, France
Budapest, Hungary
Windhoek, Namibia
Johannesburg, South Africa
Hyderabad, India
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Shanghai, China
Tokyo, Japan
Cairns, Australia
Auckland, New Zealand

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