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Planting Justice

The mission of Planting Justice is to democratize access to affordable, nutritious food by empowering disenfranchised urban youth with the skills, resources, and inspiration to grow local and sustainable food, expand economic opportunities, and create environmental justice in our neighborhoods.

996 B 62nd Street
Oakland, CA 94608
http://www.plantingjustice.org/

Contact Information:
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(510) 290-4049
Haleh Zandi

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Awards Granted

2011 Catalyst Fund

Planting Justice was awarded $7,500 to lead a weekly training program at Oakland’s Mandela High School that engages youth with sustainable urban agriculture practices. The program promotes community health and re-connects students to nature through food, which they will make available to the local community through their outdoor farm.

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