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A culturally tailored community gardening approach to improving physical activity, fruit and vegetable consumption, and psychological health among African American women: A pre-post feasibility study [PDF]
Health Promotion PerspectivesBackground: African American (AA) women participate in low levels of physical activity (PA), under consume fruits and vegetables (FV), and experience poor psychological health. Increasing evidence suggests community gardening as an approach to positively
Imani Canton +4 more
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The meanings attributed to community gardening: A qualitative study
Health and Place, 2019 Whilst the geographical, sociological, and ecological roles of community gardens have been explored previously, the meanings associated with community gardening are unclear.
Alejandra Aguilar +2 more
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Aging and Mental Health, 2018 Objectives: The study sought to explore the lived experiences of people with dementia who participate in community-based gardening programmes. Methods: A collaborative gardening project was conducted over six weeks at a day centre for people with ...
Nicholas Jenkins
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Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 2022 In this paper we explore how policy discourses on urban sustainability impact the governing of urban food gardening in favoring community gardens. Our main hypothesis is that community gardens better accommodate the tensions created by the discourses of ...
Ingrid Jahrl +3 more
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Health & Social Care in the Community, 2023 Vulnerable communities (including people from refugee, Indigenous, culturally and linguistically diverse, and low socioeconomic backgrounds) represent the most at-risk populations facing inequities and negative health, economic, and social outcomes.
D. Tracey +5 more
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Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, 2022 In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada, home food gardening articles have saturated popular media outlets. Home food gardening is more popular than ever, and community gardens and community greenhouses are at capacity with long waiting lists for ...
Janet Music +4 more
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Fences, seeds and bees: The more-than-human politics of community gardening in Rotterdam
Urban studies, 2023 This paper explores the more-than-human politics of a community garden in Rotterdam, as an expression of sustainable and resilient city making. Challenging the anthropocentrism underlying most research on the politics of urban sustainability/resilience ...
Shivant Jhagroe
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Who Gardens and How in Urban USA: Informing Social Equity in Urban Agriculture Action Plans
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 2022 Urban agriculture, is increasingly incorporated into food system policies to address social equity. However, assessing its effectiveness requires primary data on the demographics of agricultural gardeners and the type of gardening pursued, which are ...
Kirti Das, Anu Ramaswami
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, 2013 A community garden is a great place to grow nutritious food, fresh flowers, and even a more vibrant and sharing community! This publication tells about all sorts of community gardens and shows you how you can set one up in your own neighborhood.
Bauermeister, Mark +3 more
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Canadian Food Studies, 2023 Home food gardening has seen a resurgence since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. This article presents the preliminary findings from the first 6 months of a 22-month home food gardening study in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Janet Music +3 more
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