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The People’s Garden in the Over the Rhine Neighborhood.

2 Responses

1. on September 13, 2013 at 9:06 pm | Reply pia carroll

   Hi, I really enjoyed reading what you are doing in your community. I am associated with a school based garden
   at our local high school and would like to read more about
   how you link younger kids (in elementary school) to your
   garden.
   As well, I think it doesn’t matter what size of a plot one has,
   just to expose every reality in life’s core, to the opportunity
   to grow food, that in time shall flourish!
   Thank you for your time, pia.

   
   
   • on September 14, 2013 at 3:34 pm | Reply admin

     Probably the best way to engage the younger kids is through eating together. We do a community dinner at several local schools and everyone prepares the garden produce then eats together. There are also structured mentor programs where older kids work with younger kids on some of the urban farms.

     
     

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