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Little Farmers Toddler Program
Little Farmers happens on the farm every Monday from 10 am to 11 am. During the hour, children and their parent or guardian will be led through a farm activity, a craft activity and will read a book together on the week's topic. A $5 class fee is suggested but…
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“Big Hunger” Book Talk and Signing with Andy Fisher
Andy Fisher is a leading national expert on community food security. In 1994, he co-founded the Community Food Security Coalition, a national alliance of groups working on food access and local food, and he led that organization until 2011. During this time, he created and publicized the concept of community…
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Bomb Trains in Brooklyn: Film Screening and Discussion
Did you know that all of South Baltimore is in the crude oil train “blast zone?” Bring your friends and neighbors and come learn about crude oil trains, how local activists have been fighting back - and winning! - and how you can help protect our city from fossil fuels…
Find out more »VoiCeS Dorchester (Volunteers as Chesapeake Stewards)
VoiCeS stands for Volunteers as Chesapeake Stewards. CBF created the VoiCeS program in 2004 as a way to reach out to local volunteers and their communities and create a deeper understanding of the Bay and the efforts to restore it. VoiCeS is CBF’s most in-depth adult education program available to…
Find out more »Black Agrarianism: Roots, Resistance, and Regeneration
As part of our Land Justice: Re-imagining Land, Food, and the Commons in the United States national book tour, we are excited to present Black Agrarianism: Roots, Resistance, and Regeneration for Land Justice! Land is power. For African descendants, roots, resistance, and regeneration are deeply connected to the land. Over…
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Food Justice and Affordable Housing in DC
Photo courtesy of Curbed NY The fight for a more just food system is directly connected to the fight for affordable housing. This class will explore the similarities between the two movements and discuss ways partner and to bring affordable housing issues to food justice efforts and vice versa.
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