The Garden Project brings aboriginal people from Vancouver's downtown eastside to the UBC Farm, and teaches them how to farm, then to eat together, and to bring that food back home with them.
The Garden Project brings aboriginal people from Vancouver's downtown eastside to the UBC Farm, and teaches them how to farm, then to eat together, and to bring that food back home with them.
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We need to see more positive programs like this.I have always believed that creating a meal and sharing it takes people to a whole different level.When I ran Before and After School Programs,we always had veggie gardens and cooked and shared our food~broke our bread together!It gave the children time and space to know each other. :)
This is a wonderful, beautiful program, you will be blessed for such incredible kindness, Gardening is wonderful, it brings you down to earth and helps you to be thankful, AWESOME job Bless you, Tammy
This is great. This disconnect is something I see with urban Afro-Americans as well. And we also need a more appropriate cultural connection with food. Connecting to the earth is something that God put in us and when we deny it we deny ourselves.
Thank you for the compassionate, inspirational film. We are just starting a garden project in Duluth, Minnesota and can hope to emulate you folks! Kol Ha Kavod (all the honor)!
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AWESOME job
Bless you,
Tammy
there could also be invisible pixies following you or invisible trool king who rules the world but you dont know its about faith not proof .....s
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Gary Gordon