Featured / 001Renowned Chef Ameer Natson Invests Millions To Revitalize Culinary Arts Program At St. Thomas University
Coverage of Natson’s support for culinary education at St. Thomas University and the release of The Relationship Cheat Code.

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Featured / 001Coverage of Natson’s support for culinary education at St. Thomas University and the release of The Relationship Cheat Code.
Independent coverage
An opinion feature on Scratch Kitchen, a culinary job-training program created with Community Access Unlimited in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
READ STORY on NJ.com (opens in a new tab)A NorthJersey.com feature on the history, culture and evolution of soul food, featuring Ameer Natson among the culinary voices in the story.
Published by NorthJersey.com, part of the USA TODAY Network.
READ STORY on NorthJersey.com (opens in a new tab)A publisher photo feature documenting Ameer Natson cooking in Newark as part of NorthJersey.com’s Black cuisine coverage.
Photo gallery published by NorthJersey.com, part of the USA TODAY Network.
VIEW FEATURE on NorthJersey.com (opens in a new tab)
005Coverage of Natson’s culinary career, community work and plans for a creative coworking space in Newark.
READ STORY on NJ Urban News (opens in a new tab)Community + context
002A long-form feature on Natson’s transition from culinary operations into kitchen design, hospitality and business architecture.
FRESH Media was founded by Ameer Natson and is presented separately from independent coverage.
READ STORY on FRESH Media (opens in a new tab)
003The college newsletter documents a culinary arts camp serving Jersey City students and neighborhoods, led in part by Fresh Chef founder Ameer Natson.
HCCC Happenings, page 7.
READ STORY on Hudson County Community College (opens in a new tab)
004A syndicated republication of the Black Enterprise report on the St. Thomas University culinary arts initiative.
Originally reported by Black Enterprise; this is not a separate reporting feature.
READ STORY on BlackFacts (opens in a new tab)For interviews, features, speaking inquiries, commentary and media opportunities involving Ameer Natson.

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