Well-meaning people have been organizing since the dawn of the local food movement to create vibrant, urban garden spaces in an effort to build and support their communities. However these efforts, which are often oriented towards the goal of ameliorating social issues such as lack of access to food and green space for marginalized people, sometimes undermine themselves in terms of equity and inclusivity. How can we ensure that our work as community organizers and gardeners is doing more help…

Register for this course and join Eric Knapp and Margo Robbins. They will discuss efforts to reduce wildfire risks and re-envision our relationship with fire in the landscape.