If you are a new or returning coach in our Northeast Farm to School Institute, this guide will help you to navigate the coaching process, access tools and techniques, and understand the impact of coaching for developing robust and long lasting integrated farm to school programs. 

In this guide, we outline our Institute coaching practices, the importance of the coach role, and how to build an equity lens that can be applied to any program to help make it more equitable.

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