
Cultivating Equity: Empowering Communities through Sustainable Gardening
Lou Garrison
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
This insightful book delves into the ways in which gardening can be a powerful tool for addressing inequality and promoting climate justice. From urban community gardens to rural farming co-ops, the authors provide a comprehensive overview of how gardening initiatives can empower marginalized communities and create positive change. Through a series of case studies and interviews with grassroots organizers, this book highlights the transformative impact of gardening on both individuals and society as a whole. Readers will learn about innovative programs that are combatting food insecurity, fostering economic opportunity, and building strong, resilient communities. The book also addresses the importance of cultural sustainability, exploring how gardening initiatives can help preserve traditional knowledge and practices in the face of environmental challenges. As readers journey through the pages of "Cultivating Equity", they will gain a deeper understanding of the systemic injustices that underlie environmental degradation and social inequality. The authors offer practical guidance on how individuals and organizations can get involved in gardening initiatives that promote equity and sustainability. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or new to the world of growing your own food, this book provides inspiration and resources for making a positive impact in your community.
Duration - 2h 7m.
Author - Lou Garrison.
Narrator - Digital Voice Madison G.
Published Date - Monday, 20 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Sherri Charron ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. This insightful book delves into the ways in which gardening can be a powerful tool for addressing inequality and promoting climate justice. From urban community gardens to rural farming co-ops, the authors provide a comprehensive overview of how gardening initiatives can empower marginalized communities and create positive change. Through a series of case studies and interviews with grassroots organizers, this book highlights the transformative impact of gardening on both individuals and society as a whole. Readers will learn about innovative programs that are combatting food insecurity, fostering economic opportunity, and building strong, resilient communities. The book also addresses the importance of cultural sustainability, exploring how gardening initiatives can help preserve traditional knowledge and practices in the face of environmental challenges. As readers journey through the pages of "Cultivating Equity", they will gain a deeper understanding of the systemic injustices that underlie environmental degradation and social inequality. The authors offer practical guidance on how individuals and organizations can get involved in gardening initiatives that promote equity and sustainability. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or new to the world of growing your own food, this book provides inspiration and resources for making a positive impact in your community. Duration - 2h 7m. Author - Lou Garrison. Narrator - Digital Voice Madison G. Published Date - Monday, 20 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Sherri Charron ©.
Language:
English
Chapter 1: Introduction 5
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- Importance of addressing social and environmental inequalities through gardening initiatives 5
Duration:00:03:21
- Definition of climate justice in the context of gardening 9
Duration:00:02:55
Chapter 2: Understanding Climate Justice 13
Duration:00:03:25
- Definition and historical background of climate justice 17
Duration:00:03:18
- Climate change impacts on marginalized communities 21
Duration:00:04:06
- Importance of equitable climate solutions 26
Duration:00:03:17
Chapter 3: The Role of Gardening in Climate Justice 30
Duration:00:03:07
- Overview of gardening initiatives as a tool for climate justice 34
Duration:00:03:20
- Benefits of community gardens in addressing social and environmental inequalities 38
Duration:00:03:04
- Case studies of successful gardening projects 42
Duration:00:02:27
Chapter 4: Climate Justice in Action 45
Duration:00:02:17
- In-depth analysis of specific gardening initiatives addressing social and environmental inequalities 48
Duration:00:02:31
- Challenges and opportunities in promoting climate justice through gardening 51
Duration:00:03:37
- Advocacy and policy recommendations for furthering climate justice in gardening 55
Duration:00:03:24
Chapter 5: Intersectionality in Gardening for Climate Justice 59
Duration:00:03:42
- Exploring the intersections of social justice, environmental justice, and gardening 63
Duration:00:03:07
- Importance of considering diverse perspectives and experiences in gardening initiatives 67
Duration:00:02:40
- Strategies for promoting inclusive and equitable gardening practices 70
Duration:00:03:22
Chapter 6: Environmental Racism and Gardening 74
Duration:00:02:59
- Understanding the impacts of environmental racism on access to green spaces and gardening opportunities 78
Duration:00:04:03
- Examining the role of systemic discrimination in shaping gardening inequities 83
Duration:00:03:12
- Steps for addressing environmental racism through gardening for climate justice 87
Duration:00:04:19
Chapter 7: Building Resilient Communities through Gardening 92
Duration:00:02:12
- Importance of cultivating community resilience through gardening initiatives 95
Duration:00:03:24
- Empowering marginalized communities through green spaces and urban agriculture 99
Duration:00:03:49
- Strategies for fostering community engagement and cohesion through gardening 103
Duration:00:03:43
Chapter 8: Sustainable Gardening Practices for Climate Justice 107
Duration:00:03:16
- Implementing environmentally-friendly gardening techniques to mitigate climate change 111
Duration:00:04:18
- Promoting regenerative gardening principles for a sustainable future 116
Duration:00:04:02
- Addressing food insecurity and promoting local food systems through gardening 121
Duration:00:03:23
Chapter 9: Education and Advocacy in Gardening for Climate Justice 125
Duration:00:01:52
- Importance of promoting awareness and education around climate justice through gardening 128
Duration:00:03:13
- Engaging in advocacy and community organizing to address gardening inequalities 132
Duration:00:02:37
- Creating inclusive and accessible gardening spaces for all members of society 135
Duration:00:02:55
Chapter 10: Impact Evaluation and Future Directions 138
Duration:00:02:24
- Evaluating the impact of gardening initiatives on social and environmental inequalities 141
Duration:00:03:54
- Recommendations for scaling up successful gardening projects for wider impact 145
Duration:00:03:05
- Vision for the future of gardening for climate justice 149
Duration:00:02:38
Chapter 11: Conclusion 152
Duration:00:00:01
- Call to action for readers to get involved in gardening for climate justice 152
Duration:00:02:32
- Closing thoughts on the potential of gardening to create a more just and sustainable world 156
Duration:00:02:11