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Founded in 2009 to develop leadership skills in food security and international development for New York high school students. @WorldFoodPrize #NYYI

Ithaca, NY
Joined March 2016
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“ Born and raised in New York City, I never knew much about the impact of the agricultural industry. After attending the Global Youth Institute, I learned so much about the power of agriculture and the impact of the youth.” Sophia Wang
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NY Borlaug Scholars 19. Teagan Mathes, Sophia Wang, Anna Veronica Lewis, Quinn Collins #NYFoodPrize19
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Ambassador Quinn calls Borlaug student scholars “Guardians of the Universe”. Mission Possible to solve hunger and poverty with Norm Borlaug’s spirit and legacy. #NYFoodPrize19 #FoodPrize19
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Elizabeth Foote, teacher from Greenwich is a Global Guide leading students in discussion about challenges to future wheat crops and solutions
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Students from Albany, Auburn, Byron, Chappaqua, Nanuet, NYC, Greenwich and Ithaca participate in the NY Youth Institute #NYYI2019
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#NYYI2019 They are now Borlaug Scholars
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February 15, 25 high school students from across New York and China formed teams to come up with community-based solutions for flooding and other natural disasters. The hacks were based on two case studies of floods, one in Hubei Province, China and the other in Jamaica Bay, NY
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New York Youth Institute sponsors 1st "US-China Resilient Communities Innovation Hackathon" Friday, Feb. 15th
Cassava Improvement in Tanzania: Plant Breeding to Protect Cassava Farme... youtu.be/HGaOER74FLI via @YouTube
Celebrating 40 Years of Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows Supporting Economic Development and Good Governance shar.es/a1DMNn
World Food Prize Week Borlaug Blog - Isabella Culotta conta.cc/2yy3bX0 via #constantcontact
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Re-awakening Kinshasa’s Splendor Through Targeted Urban Interventions tinyurl.com/ydhnfp3b via @WorldBank
NY high schoolers dig into food security issues | CALS: cals.cornell.edu/news/ny-hig…
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Be a Seed for Change and participate in the New York Youth Institute June 29-30 at Cornell University. Register worldfoodprize.org/NewYork
New York Youth Institute featured speakers are Commissioner for Ag and Mkts Richard Ball, and Son of a Southern Chef, Lazarus Lynch. See Laz's video about his experience youtu.be/P8w7FFhPmnI