Eco-Learning Legacies

05/30/2020

As a PhD candidate, I am exploring and understanding the ways that urban agriculture impacts the mental health, spirituality, and collective agency of Black communities using a wide range of analytical tools such as mapping, focus groups, and spatial analysis. In some cases, I am developing new surv...

05/27/2020

05/25/2020

My blog this week shares how I use my vision, along with a process of channeling, to create my ed. tools: https://mailchi.mp/83e8155b533f/how-ive-use-my-ability-to-vision-channel-to-create-my-educational-tools?fbclid=IwAR2s7iuSPHoKygiYtU4p8ckG4SEW7EyWMsJX6l_Kd0UOUo-ESA-XexS1snI

05/25/2020

05/22/2020

05/19/2020

Ready to dig your hands in some soil?

Why are you not home gardening? A new study from the Princeton University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering says everyone should.

05/17/2020

Not mowing in May results in more flowers and nectar all summer long for struggling pollinators. Wildlife organization urges us to leave lawnmowers locked up until June. April showers bring May flowers, and if you like food, you should leave those flowers alone. Not mowing in May results in a …

05/09/2020

The case had been going on for over two decades.