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Teaching Youth to Seed and Feed in Haiti
Posted on July 7, 2015 by foodisfreeproject in Food is Free BlogStories from the Food is Free Community Guest Blog Post from Moreen Valerie Tonny: In a country like Haiti with very little guarantee of a daily meal, teaching youth living in impoverished communities the importance of self-sufficiency is as crucial as teaching them to read and write. The country’s lack of resources leaves many young […]
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Abundance in the Front Yard
Posted on April 6, 2015 by foodisfreeproject in Food is Free BlogGuest Blog Post by Ally Weinrauch Redcliffe, South East Queensland, Australia Behind the noise of traffic on the main road, behind the clatter of close proximity neighbors and groups gathering at the bus stop, behind the loudness of the urban density which is our city I can hear hens scratching for bugs. I can […]
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How to Start a Food is Free Project Guide
Posted on March 17, 2015 by foodisfreeproject in Food is Free Blog Here’s our PDF guide: How to Start a Food is Free Project Download or read it here: How to Start a Food is Free Project – Direct Download https://www.scribd.com/…/How-to-Start-a-Food-is-Free-Project – Scribd link We wanted it to be a mix of inspiration and action steps without being too магазин кондиционеров в могилевской области overwhelming We’ll be sharing […]
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Forest Man: How One Person Planted a Forest Bigger than Central Park
Posted on February 23, 2015 by foodisfreeproject in Food is Free BlogIt can seem so hard to make a difference in the world these days. When we flip on the news or read the headlines, we’re usually left feeling more paralyzed than inspired. We’re told of everything that’s broken and rarely offered actions we can take today to make the world a better place. The story […]
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The GardenWorks Project
Posted on June 3, 2014 by foodisfreeproject in Food is Free BlogWe’re excited to share a story of inspiration and community action by: Tina Koral, Founder of The GardenWorks Project It all started on a routine trip to the library with my kids, when I spotted the book Reclaiming Our Food, by Tanya Denckla Cobb, in the new-releases section. I have a strong interest in homegrown food and improving […]
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