Food Scarcity and Community Gardening

This panel discussion explores the economic impacts of food scarcity and the impact community gardening can have on this critical issue facing communities.

The panelists are Karen Fitzpatrick, Original Bread for the World member and food shelf volunteer; Christine Pulver, Director of Basic Needs at Keystone Community Services; Sara Jane Van Allen, Garden Coordinator at Northeast United Methodist Church; Hannah Volkman, Executive Director and Co-Founder of TC Food Justice; and Eric Wilson, Produce Programs Coordinator at The Food Group.

This recording was created on Sunday, November 12, 2017, at Roseville Covenant Church in Minnesota. This presentation is part of a grant awarded to seminary student and panel moderator Grant Fifield by the Work with Purpose Initiative of Bethel Seminary.

Видео Food Scarcity and Community Gardening канала Bethel Seminary's Work with Purpose Initiative