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SOLUTION = Public Education (Seed-to-Table Learning, Slow Food Movement) 25+ years old Feminist worldwide network nurturing/maintaining/uplifting cross-curricular Edible Schoolyard Project.: (Youtube: The Edible Schoolyard Yields Seed-to-Table Learning by Edutopia) -> Feminist Edible Schoolyards connected to a Kitchen aka Public Hearth combined with Michael Becker’s Permaculture based Curriculum along with Life Vest Inside’s Kindness Curriculum being part of “Whole-Brain” STEAM Education, and Craft Production + Handicraft Hobbies. Instills a sense of civic responsibility along with turning healthier students into Producers as well Consumers for Gardening was championed by America’s Founding Fathers like Thomas Jefferson for during his time 85% of Americans grew Food with Food/Seed Sovereignty. PROMOTES Patriotic Ideal of a free society of Self and Community Self-Sufficiency as part of Human/ALL Life Centered Progress aka Matriarchal Community-based self-reliant regenerative self-contained Manufacturing/Resources. Description: “…This campus gardening project has done more than teach students about the We Are Chicago The Chicago Bulls Basketball Club Since 1966 Shirt moreover I love this fundamentals of organic gardening. It’s taught life lessons about interdependence, caring for the environment, and the value of hard work. …”

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Nurturing/maintaining/uplifting Symbol American Heritage “Mother of School Gardens”/Servant Leader/Philanthropist/Reformer/Educator Frances (Fannie) Griscom Parsons -> “In 1902, reformer Frances Griscom Parsons created the We Are Chicago The Chicago Bulls Basketball Club Since 1966 Shirt moreover I love this DeWitt Clinton Farm School in New York City, one of the first gardening programs for children in America. School gardens were intended to reconnect urban American youth with nature, impart good moral character, and teach children to be producers as well as consumers. …instilled such civic virtues as caring for public property, the importance of work, and love of nature. The school gardening movement joined the war effort during World War I (1914–1918) when the Federal Bureau of Education introduced the United States School Garden Army. 2.5 million children were enrolled in the School Garden Army in 1919, producing food valued at 48 million dollars at the time. …Restaurateur and activist Alice Waters founded the first Edible Schoolyard at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Berkeley, California, in 1995. Her aim was to involve students in all aspects of growing, preparing, and eating food.” – ARTICLE: Gardening for the Common Good SOME GARDENS, HOWEVER SMALL, ARE CREATED TO SERVE A LARGER SOCIAL PURPOSE by Smithsonian Libraries and Archives.

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