Thanks, Josh
Gardens 4 Humanity (G4H) is recruiting parents, teachers, students and
all interested community members to become Gardens 4 Humanity
educators and garden leaders. G4H volunteers help to grow gardening
opportunities in Tompkins County, grow gardening programs and nurture
emerging leaders in food justice. Food justice is a state when all
people have access to affordable, healthy, nutritious and culturally
appropriate food and have control over a democratic system of food
production, distribution and consumption. Our community has gone a
long way to blaze new territory in the local food movement, but still
has a long way to go toward ensuring toward making our local food
system just. Join us in our work.
All G4H Trainings are open to the general public. Students who attend
20 or more hours of training can become official Gardens 4 Humanity
volunteers and educators and can become a part of our movement.
Upcoming classes:
Sat. April 14, 10am-4pm - Beginning Gardener 1: Spring crops
/planting, using cold frames, garden prep, seed starting, up potting,
soils @ Ithaca Children's Garden (rain location is CCE Tompkins 615
Willow Ave.)
Thur. April 26, 6pm-9pm - Beginning Gardener 2: garden design and
planning for maximum food production @ CCE Tompkins, 615 Willow Ave
Sat. May 12, 10am-4pm - Beginning Gardener 3: raised bed construction,
trellises, summer crops, fruits & nuts, climate & microclimate @
Ithaca Children's Garden
Tue. May 22, 6pm-9pm - New volunteer orientation, G4H overview location TBA
Sat. June 16, 10am-4pm - Growing herbs and perennial vegetables, intro
to permaculture, Herb Spiral construction location TBA
Tue. June 26, 6pm-9pm - Food Justice movement, Race and Class in the
Food System, Farm Bill and Farm subsidies, food pyramid location TBA
$5-$25/ session & scholarships available. For more info and to
register visit www.ccetompkins.org/g4h-training
Josh Dolan
Gardens 4 Humanity
CCE Tompkins
607-272-2292
Gardens 4 Humanity (G4H) is a community-driven food justice
organization that promotes economic, personal, and neighborhood
empowerment, and health through education, urban gardening and local
farm connections
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