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Food Dignity Podcast
Rick Burnette, Co-founder and Technical Director of Cultivate Abundance, discusses "food solidarity" in this podcast with Clancy Harrison of Food Dignity Project.
By the Numbers
Food Grown and Food Shared Since 2018
50,946 Pounds
151,360 Servings
96 Varieties
Welcome to the Table
A new podcast produced by Don Durham at Healing Springs Acres highlights what people are doing to end hunger.
Practical wisdom from a practiced expert. Rick Burnette has worked in sustainable local scale agriculture projects all over the globe. He's learned enough to listen more. Hear how his work fits into efforts to help end hunger among farm workers in Immokalee, FL in this third interview of three about the work in the Immokalee community.
This episode featuring Pastor Miguel Estrada, founding director of Misión Peniel, the hosting partner of Cultivate Abundance in Immokalee, sheds light on the realities faced by the Immokalee farmworker community and how you can affect change.
In this episode Julia Perkins describes the work of CIW, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, among migrant farm workers in and beyond Immokalee, FL. Their work intersects with nearly every aspect of the systemic forces that contribute to hunger in the communities they serve. Listen for more wisdom about what we can all do more of, more often, to help end hunger.
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Addressing the cruel irony of food insecurity among those who harvest our food
Producing, harvesting and sharing home and community garden abundance to overcome food insecurity among low income, migrant farmworker communities.
Working to restore dignity and justice for migrant farmworkers in partnership with reputable and effective social service agencies.
Addressing food insecurity and other livelihood challenges in migrant farmworker source countries by offering technical services with development partners in Central America and the Caribbean.
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