Reversing the Trend of Black Land Loss
Attorney Dãnia Davy is informing Black farmers, policymakers, and the public on heirs property and its threats to land retention.
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Christina Badaracco: Advocating for a Citizen’s Farm Bill
The dietitian and Berkeley Public Health alum views the Farm Bill as a potential avenue to improving access to healthy and sustainable food.
Alberto Ibarra: Growing Rooftop Sunflowers and Nopales
The founder of La Loma Rooftop Garden shares the story of UC Berkeley’s tallest campus garden.
Aarij Bashir: Punjabi Farmers and the Healthy Soils Program
The recent Goldman School graduate highlights the barriers farmers of color face in accessing state Climate Smart Agriculture funds.
Mackenzie Feldman: Advocating for a Toxin-Free World
The BFI alum and executive director of Herbicide Free Campus is training a nationwide cohort of campus anti-pesticide activists.
Ellen Bruno: SGMA as a Case Study
The extension economist is exploring the challenges and opportunities in future groundwater management in California.