We grow food with local groups in York, sharing our produce with community centres and kitchens - based on University Road and (soon) Haxby Road - Northfield ๐ฑ
โ๏ธNew blog alert ๐จ
Happy weekend! We have a new blog post up from Tania & Lily, discussing child food insecurity in the UK.
Pre -and post- Covid research suggests that food insecurity in children often remains unsolved due to a lack of long-term vision and policy-making 1/2
So how are children living in food insecure households impacts; why is access to green space and nature relevant, and what are potential solutions to these issues? Read the full blog here ๐๐ผ https://t.co/ZkriM7OUMR 2/2
A GGS project on BBC Look North yesterday!
@hannahspring101 and @Fiona_Howlett's excellent community allotment for refugees project, a collaboration between the occupational therapy programme at York St John University and @refactyork.
@CityofYork @YorkCVS
Do you work with #agroecology? Do you try out new things with stakeholders such as farmers or communities? Do you conduct experiments in real conditions (farms, production systems, communities)? Want to be part of an emerging network of EU #livinglabs? Pls get in touch! & re-twt
Weโve spent a lovely morning with Edible York selling seedlings! You can also find us tomorrow from 1-3pm working with students at Heslington West. Feel free to drop us a message for directions!
WEโVE MOVED IN! Thanks to the support of the York gardening society, weโll be sharing land and getting seedlings into the ground! More to follow, but for now, if you fancy dropping by, you can find Lily here every Sunday from 1-3pm...just drop us a message if you want to join!
We know environmentalists can often take #davidattenborough's words as gospel, and so this pictorial thread is dedicated to unpacking his recent comments which problematically build upon the popular #climatemyth that when humans are put into nature, they 'inevitably' degrade it
We'll be following this thread on the role of BIPOC/women in sustainable #foodproduction & #ecosystemhealth with a series on how the narrative of 'humanity is destructive' has (& still does!) justified #landgrabs. Stay tuned!