Sacred Earth Community Garden: Tackling Food Apartheid in Louisville's West End Velvet Welch is an incredible force for empowering youth and expanding food access in the West End
I was involved in a variety of projects and work with Berea Kids Eat. I spent most of my time at Glades garden, the farmers markets and the Grow Appalachia
When Berea Kids Eat initially launched the COVID 19 Pandemic meal response shortly after school closures, Berea Community School staff and faculty helped fill the
Hey everyone! Kayla here, just dropping in to share a story of a unique and educational experience Ive recently had working for Grow Appalachia. Earlier this week I spent
Good afternoon Grow Appalachians! I hope you are feeling ready for a little break this Memorial Day weekend. I certainly am! This post is a little bit of a recycle
Since the beginning, the heartbeat- for lack of a better word- of Grow Appalachia is that of its participants. To date, Grow Appalachia has reached more than 4,000 unduplicated families.
Happy Friday Grow Appalachians! Things here at HQ are taking off at the speed of light, and with many new plans and changes on the horizon, it's sure to be
Last year, the first year of the USDA Sponsored Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) in Berea, a team of Berea College student interns and labor students, as well as 2
Howdy folks! I for one am happy to see that the chilly rainy weather we had last weekend is not sticking around! (Boy, I sure do talk about the weather
Earth Day is the day in which the big, beautiful, natural wonder of our life-sustaining planet is celebrated. Always on April 22, Earth Day began in 1970 as a somewhat
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