Pedestrian Space approaches the topic of urban and community agriculture from multiple lenses, including:
• Food sovereignty, healthy local food systems and community resilience
• Food access, health, privilege and (in)equity
• Food literacy via school and community gardening
• Championing urban gardening to be more accessible across communities
• Well-being, health and therapeutic benefits associated with gardening
• Issues of local gardening and agriculture in the scope of diverse potential crisis (war, migration, pandemic, supply chain distribution, natural disaster etc)
If you are working with issues of urban and community agriculture, particularly via the lens of food equity, community resilience, education (school gardens, educational gardens etc), health (hospital gardens, therapeutic gardens as well as public health) and related themes, please feel free to connect as we expand our network of people working with and advocating for these issues.
