The Family Dinner Project stands with those who raise their voices against racism. We have assembled resources to help families talk about anti-racism.

Dr. Anne Fishel explains why rituals are important to family life, and how they can help families remain resilient during difficult times.

There’s nothing better than fresh summer produce, especially when it’s ripe fruit! Try summer peaches in an unusual fruit-and-cheese quesadilla this week.

This week’s family picnic menu has a Southwestern flair, plus a banana dessert that’s an old campfire favorite!

We’re making sandwiches and yogurt parfaits with a gourmet, Mediterranean-inspired twist for this week’s family picnic, with helper jobs for all ages.

We’re kicking off our summer picnic menus with a portable picnic you can bookmark for later, when busy schedules mean eating on the go.

From letting dinner happen anywhere to giving age-appropriate kitchen tasks, our Assistant Executive Director shares five things she’s learned about eating family dinner with a toddler during a pandemic.