Celebrating Black histoyr Month- Resources

[Regi Jones]

Good afternoon, everyone!

At Life Lab, we've compiled a blog post featuring a range of resources to help celebrate Black history. While we’re highlighting it in February because it’s Black History Month, we believe that Black history is something to be celebrated all year long.

We’d love to hear from you on this forum: How do you celebrate Black history in your gardens? What lesson plans, resources, or recipes do you use to honor the contributions of Black people to agriculture and garden education? Please share your thoughts and ideas in this thread!

Looking forward to your comments!

[Em Shipman]

Thanks for starting this conversation, Regi!

I wanted to share a few resources from KidsGardening related to celebrating Black history. 

Free e-Course: Celebrating Cultural Inclusion in the Garden e-Course including a module and handouts for "Honoring Collard Greens and Black and African American Cultures in School Gardens" with Reeba Daniel and Sonya Harris.

• Collard Greens Growing Guide
• Amaranth Growing Guide

Free Webinar: Celebrating African American & Black Culture in Youth Gardens with Wanda Stewart and Reeba Daniel

Em Shipman (she/her)

Executive Director

KidsGardening.org

‪802-316-8516‬

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