A Garden Becomes a Protest
The story of Anathoth Community Garden in rural North Carolina shows the powerful synergy of faith and gardening...and its potential for healing a broken community.
Featured articleThe story of Anathoth Community Garden in rural North Carolina shows the powerful synergy of faith and gardening...and its potential for healing a broken community.Featured blog post Fellows Hitting the Magazine RacksJune 23: This month, a number of our alumni fellows are featured in major news and consumer magazines. |
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Meet the FellowsAndy Fisher Andy Fisher, the Oregon-based director of the Community Food Security Coalition, focuses on bridging food security with federal programs. |
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IATP Food and Society Fellows on Facebook |
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Digging In: The Garden Revolution
June 2010 Planting a couple of tomato and basil plants can do far more than simply enhance a late summer meal. In this month’s Digest, fellows describe how the gardening revolution is providing the foundation for stronger communities, while also developing solutions for some of the forthcoming global challenges. Explore the current digest
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Introducing FoodCorps The vision for FoodCorps is to recruit young adults for a yearlong term of public service in school food systems. |
Gardeners Have the Power! Video highlights from Kitchen Gardeners International. |
Detroit: The Business of Urban Agriculture Alethia Carr reports from the Business of Urban Agriculture Summit in Detroit and some controversial proposals for the city's vacant land. |
Teach Your Veggies: Five Tips for Better Eating Through Gardening with Kids After eight years of gardening with her son Liam at their Wisconsin farm and bed and breakfast, Lisa Kivirist has found that kids will eat anything they have a connection to growing or harvesting themselves. |
