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Category Archives: urban education
Veggie of the Week! Cucumber!
Cucumber This week at Eats! we served quick pickles, which is a simple recipe to follow. But before we get to the recipes, here are some quick facts. Cucumbers are summer vegetables that are available in the Northeast from June … Continue reading
Posted in City of Springfield Ma, Community Gardens, community partners, food, Food Justice, GtC fundraiser, GtC Staff, gtc video, Uncategorized, Urban Agriculture, urban education, vegetables
Tagged Chilled Cucumber Soup, Cucumber, Dill, India, Mustard seed, Pickled cucumber, Tablespoon, Vinegar
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We’re doing big things! GTC Eats!
We’re four weeks into our GTC Eats! program and there are exciting things happening! Here’s a picture of last week’s share box: You can expect to see the same type of veggie each week depending on where we are in … Continue reading
Posted in backyard gardens, City of Springfield Ma, class, Community Gardens, community partners, farmers market, food, Food Inc., Food Justice, Springfield, Uncategorized, Urban Agriculture, urban education, vegetables
Tagged Cooking, csa, demo, food, Fruit and Vegetable, garden, Garlic, share, Zucchini
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GTC Annual Plant Sale + Gardener’s Gathering: May 11th 9-1pm
Gardening The Community’s Annual Spring Plant Sale! Dear GTC Friends, GTC is proud to announce our Annual Spring Plant Sale! When: Saturday, May 11 9am-1pm Where: 256 Hancock St. Garden Please join us in our annual Spring Plant Sale Event, happening … Continue reading
Posted in backyard gardens, City of Springfield Ma, Community Gardens, community partners, farmers market, food, Food Justice, Gardening the Community, GtC fundraiser, Land, Massachusetts, Mount Holyoke Student Garden, Raised beds, Spring, Springfield, Summer Program, Uncategorized, Urban Agriculture, urban education, vegetables, Youth
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Fridays at Gardening the Community
Every Friday we take a break from gardening and turn our attention to issues impacting our communities. Today the youth discussed race, class, food security and brainstormed ideas to create equality in their communities. Before the discussion the youth played … Continue reading
Racial Healing through Food Justice
In any setting the first step to healing is knowledge. It was few years back when I actually heard racism defined as a social construct. It was at this time that I was introduced to the idea that “race” did … Continue reading
Urban Agriculture and Youth Development: The New Food System
Check these guys out! Hope we can see the same thing happen in Springfield!!
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Reform Education, Reform Urban Life
In the United States today, more than 13 million children—nearly one in five—live in poverty. We know that these children face a future in which they are far less likely than other children to get a good education or adequate … Continue reading