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Designing to Support Community Gardens by Going Beyond Community Gardens

2017
Community gardens connect to many organizations in order to receive and offer resources and services. The complex sociotechnical systems in which community gardens inhabit bring both opportunities and challenges for designers who endeavor to support them.
Xiaolan Wang 0003, Ron Wakkary
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Community Gardening as an Organizing Strategy

Illness, Crisis & Loss
Community gardening is a novel application to community organizing. The point of this article is to place this mode of organizing in a community-based perspective.
John W. Murphy, Karen A. Callaghan
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Guidelines for urban community gardening: Proposal of preliminary indicators for several ecosystem services (Rome, Italy)

, 2020
Community gardening is a current global phenomenon and the general purposes of these horticultural areas in cities are to provide food but also for food security needs.
G. Caneva   +3 more
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Community garden

Proceedings of the 2020 ACM Interaction Design and Children Conference: Extended Abstracts, 2020
We present Community Garden, an interactive museum exhibit designed to promote connectedness both at the museum and online. To interact with the exhibit, participants draw and share flower petals which are displayed on a communal field, blooming with flowers of other participants.
Jordan Graves, Brian Magerko
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Developing “community” in community gardens

Local Environment, 2011
Community gardens are enjoying a renaissance, thought to be due to people's desire to reconnect with food, nature and community. This paper presents results from an exploratory investigation of two community gardens in Nottingham, supported by regional and national contextual analysis. It examines the nature and construction of “community” in community
Firth, C, Maye, D, Pearson, D
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Opportunities for Growth: Evaluating the Feasibility of a Community Gardening Intervention Pairing Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivors with Experienced Gardeners

Journal of Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology, 2020
We evaluated the feasibility of a mentored gardening intervention for adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer survivors in a hospital-based community garden as a way to improve diet and physical activity, using qualitative data to assess the challenges ...
R. Winkels   +5 more
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Community Gardening

2012
Während sich weltweit der Trend zur Urbanisierung rasant fortsetzt und der damit verbundene Anstieg der Bevölkerung meist mit zunehmender Umweltverschmutzung, Lärm und der Verdrängung von Grünflächen einhergeht, vollzieht sich gleichzeitig eine interessante Stadtentwicklung von unten, die das Grün in den urbanen Raum zurückkehren lässt: vorübergehend ...
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“Coal is in our food, coal is in our blood”: everyday environmental injustices of rural community gardening in Central Appalachia

Local Environment : the International Journal of Justice and Sustainability, 2019
Central Appalachia's historical dependence on natural resource extraction industries has contributed to a long history of under- and uneven development, including trends of persistent poverty, cycles of unemployment, weakened local governance ...
E. Engle
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Citizens of the garden : the meaning and significance of community gardening

2023
La recherche qui suit porte sur l’expérience du jardinage communautaire à Montréal à partir de l’exemple de l’un des arrondissements. Au cours des dernières années, à l’échelle globale, la popularité des jardins communautaires est allée en grandissant. Comment interpréter cela à partir du point de vue des participants? Quelle est l’expérience vécue par
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Carolina Campus Community Garden: Institutionalizing the Campus Community Garden as a Model for Sustainable Food and Gardening Education in the UNC Community

2012
Background: The mission of the Carolina Campus Community Garden (CCCG) is to improve UNC's lowest paid employees' access to fresh fruits and vegetables by distributing the garden's crops, which are produced by the shared efforts of staff, students, faculty, and local residents; and to serve as a learning community for developing gardening skills ...
Cabell, Anne   +4 more
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