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Community Farms

Our two main farms, Hudson Farm and Woodville Farm, continue to be incredibly fruitful. Beyond providing steady harvests, they’ve opened the door for young people to learn new skills and gain hands-on experience in agriculture. Through these farms, we’ve been able to support communities with the produce we’ve already harvested, and we remain committed to sharing the benefits as we continue to grow.

Holy Basil

Woodville Farm

Melon

Woodville Farm

Leafy Crops

Hudson Hill Farm

Avocado Tree

Hudson Hill Farm

Hudson Hill Farm

Woodville Farm

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    FANNIE LOU HAMER CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY

    Program Purpose: To increase civic engagement and democratic participation among historically marginalized residents through voter education, turnout campaigns, and policy literacy training.


    Intended Outcome: Informed and mobilized communities that vote, advocate, and influence public policy to dismantle systemic inequities.

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    COMMUNITY RESILIENCE AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM

    Program Purpose: To co-create community-specific Emergency Response Plans (ERPs) with residents in pollution-impacted areas to strengthen disaster preparedness and resilience.

    Intended Outcome: Safer, more prepared neighborhoods capable of responding to environmental and climate-related emergencies.

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    COMMUNITY SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DATA PROGRAM

    Program Purpose: To deploy air quality monitors, sea-level sensors, and conduct citizen-led truck counts to generate real-time data that informs community advocacy and public policy.


    Key Initiatives:

    • S.M.A.R.T. Sea Level Sensors – flood detection and warning
    • Air Quality Monitoring Network – air pollution tracking

    Citizen-led Truck Counts – traffic emissions data
    Intended Outcome: Community-owned data used to influence environmental policy and public health interventions.

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    Brownfield2Healthfield Redevelopment Initiative

    Program Purpose: To convert contaminated or underutilized land into assets for community health and development, guided by resident decision-making.


    Intended Outcome: Cleaner, repurposed land that supports community well-being, economic opportunity, and environmental justice.

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    COMMUNITY URBAN AGRICULTURE & FOOD SOVEREIGNTY PROGRAM

    Program Purpose: To combat food apartheid by establishing community farms that provide healthy food, youth engagement opportunities, and environmental education.


    Intended Outcome: Improved food access and nutrition, along with increased youth leadership in sustainable food systems.

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    Campaign for Healthy Solutions (CHS)

    Program Purpose: To pressure major discount retailers like Dollar Tree and Family Dollar to improve food quality, reduce toxic packaging, and prioritize community health.


    Intended Outcome: Healthier retail environments in low-wealth neighborhoods and increased corporate accountability to frontline communities.

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    Community Business Academic Roundtable (CBARt)

    Program Purpose: To facilitate dialogue between residents, businesses, government agencies, and academics to collaboratively identify pollution-related concerns and co-design solutions.


    Intended Outcome: Stronger cross-sector partnerships and community-driven solutions to environmental and public health issues.

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