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#46 Seeds of Change: Cultivating Equity in Agriculture
In this episode, we explore the profound legacy of Black individuals in agriculture and its relevance today. Discover local and national figures tackling food apartheid and innovative methods to reform our food system. Learn how the Growing and Growth Collective intertwines art and agriculture for holistic wellness, as founders share their journey, connections, and the organization's history. Explore ways to engage and contribute to the growth of gardens, whether through leadership or participation in upcoming events, fostering a more equitable agricultural landscape.
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By Black Health Lit® hosted by Rachel 'Rae' Crowder, MPH
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In this episode, we explore the profound legacy of Black individuals in agriculture and its relevance today. Discover local and national figures tackling food apartheid and innovative methods to reform our food system. Learn how the Growing and Growth Collective intertwines art and agriculture for holistic wellness, as founders share their journey, connections, and the organization's history. Explore ways to engage and contribute to the growth of gardens, whether through leadership or participation in upcoming events, fostering a more equitable agricultural landscape.
Shop Merch: https://amzn.to/3sKePOi
Donation Link:
1% of sales and 100% of donations received are set aside for programming and resources aimed at improving the health literacy of Black Americans. Donate Now: https://bit.ly/46ll3mL
Let's Connect:
IG: @blackhealthlit , @[INSERT IG HANDLE]
Twitter: @blackhealthlit
Website(s):
www.blackhealthlit.org
Copyright and Healthcare Disclaimer:
This website, podcast, and blog are provided for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute providing medical advice. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. Those seeking personal medical advice should consult with a licensed physician. All copyrights to the Black Health Lit® website and its contents are the property of Black Health Lit® LLC unless otherwise noted.