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VIAcknowledgmentsThe project team consisted of Anupama Joshi, National Farm to School Network (project lead),and Tia Henderson, Upstream Public Health (project coordinator). We are thankful to the manyexperts who provided their input for the development of this document. Thank you to SteveRidini and Lisa Wolff of Health Resources in Action for facilitation services. We recognize thefollowing persons for their contributions:* Author ° Contributor ®Reviewer + September 2013Meeting ParticipantNameAffiliationGillian Barclay+Aetna FoundationJudy Belue°Delta Fresh Foods InitiativeJim Bender°+®National Education AssociationMatt Benson°+®USDA Farm to SchoolDeb Bentzel®The Food Trust, Mid-Atlantic Regional Lead for NationalFarm to School NetworkJoAnne Berkenkamp®Tomorrow’s Table, LLCSheri Brady+ConsultantAndrew Carberry®Arkansas Children’s Hospital Research InstituteRachelle Johnsson Chiang®National Association of Chronic Disease DirectorsAnnelise Cohon°®National Education AssociationKyle Cornforth®The Edible Schoolyard ProjectHelen Dombalis°®National Farm to School NetworkJessica Donze-Black°The Pew Charitable Trust Kids’ Safe and Healthful FoodsProjectSarah Elliott®Wisconsin Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and ConsumerProtection; Wisconsin State Lead for National Farm toSchool NetworkGail Feenstra*°+®Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program(SAREP), Agricultural Sustainability Institute (ASI)E. Grace Friedberger® Office of the D.C. State Superintendent of Education,Washington, D.C.Deborah Green-Moore°Delta Fresh Foods InitiativeKasandra Griffin®Upstream Public HealthDiane Harris°+®Centers for Disease Control and PreventionMartin Heller®School of Natural Resources and Environment, Universityof MichiganTia Henderson*°+®Upstream Public HealthJohanna Herron®Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and MarketsKimberley Hodgson®Cultivating Healthy PlacesGail Imig°+ConsultantBetty Izumi®School of Community Health, Portland State UniversityAnupama Joshi*°+®National Farm to School NetworkDeborah Kane ®USDA Farm to SchoolEVALUATION FOR TRANSFORMATION
VIILyn Kathlene®°Megan Kemple®°Toni Liquori®Lance Loethen+Hayley Lofink°+®Norman Lownds®Edwin Marty°Colleen Matts+Dawn Thilmany McFadden®Ken Meter®Ricardo Millett+Amelia Moore°®Jeffrey O’Hara°®Rich Pirog®Stephanie Laporte Potts®Andrew Powers®Michelle Markestyn Ratcliffe*°+®Jasmine Hall Ratliff+®Eva Ringstrom®Erin Roche®Alyse Sabina+Dale A. Schoeller®Brooke Smith°Erica Steinhart®Denise Stevens+Angie Tagtow®Rodney K. Taylor®Sandra Voytovich+®Arlin Wasserman®Terri Wright°+Amy Yaroch+Andrea Bontrager Yoder®Spark Policy InstituteWillamette Farm and Food Coalition; Oregon State Leadfor National Farm to School NetworkSchool Food FOCUSThe Reinvestment FundNational Assembly of School Based Health CareMichigan State UniversityCity of AustinMichigan State University, Center for Regional FoodSystems; Michigan State Lead for National Farm to SchoolNetworkColorado State University, Dept. of Agriculture andResource EconomicsCrossroads Resource CenterMillett & AssociatesUnion of Concerned ScientistsUnion of Concerned ScientistsMichigan State University, Center for Regional FoodSystemsNational Center for Appropriate TechnologyPEER AssociatesOregon Dept. of AgricultureRobert Wood Johnson FoundationFoodCorpsUniversity of Vermont, Center for Rural StudiesAetna FoundationNutrition Sciences, University of Wisconsin-MadisonWhyHungerOffice of the D.C. State Superintendent of Education,Washington, D.C.MATRIX Public Health SolutionsEnvironmental Nutrition Solutions, LLCRiverside Unified School District, Nutrition Services Dept.Headwaters Group Philanthropic ServicesChanging TastesAmerican Public Health AssociationGretchen Swanson CenterUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonThis project was funded in part by the Aetna Foundation, through a grant to the National Farm to SchoolNetwork, a project of Tides Center.Layout and design by Elizabeth Stone Brown.Suggested citation: Joshi, A., Henderson, T., Ratcliffe, M.M., Feenstra, G. (20<strong>14</strong>). Evaluation for Transformation:A Cross-Sectoral Evaluation <strong>Framework</strong> for Farm to School, National Farm to School Network.NATIONAL FARM TO SCHOOL NETWORK
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