Encinitas' Coastal Roots Farm Names New Director Of Programs

ENCINITAS, CA — Coastal Roots Farm, a nonprofit community farm and education center in Encinitas, has promoted longtime employee Megan Freeman to director of programs.

Freeman has worked at the farm for nearly eight years, beginning as an educator before serving as education coordinator and education manager.

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In her new role, Freeman will oversee the farm's programs, Jewish holiday celebrations, community events, volunteer and internship opportunities. She will also work with schools, synagogues, community organizations, donors, partners and other stakeholders.

Freeman has more than a decade of experience in environmental education and sustainable agriculture. During her time at Coastal Roots Farm, she has helped develop its field trip, volunteer and internship programs.

"Megan understands the farm deeply and has consistently demonstrated the judgment, care, and collaborative leadership this role demands," Coastal Roots Farm CEO Kesha Dorsey said in a statement. "We are incredibly proud to recognize her growth with this well-deserved promotion and excited for what she will bring to this next chapter of Coastal Roots Farm."

Coastal Roots Farm is a nonprofit organic farm and education center that provides educational programs, shares its harvest with people facing food insecurity and celebrates Jewish traditions.

For more information, visit coastalrootsfarm.org.