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A Summer Solstice Celebration!

In celebration of the Chez Panisse Restaurant reopening, a Summer Solstice dinner will be held on June 21st to benefit the Edible Schoolyard Project and to honor the new Edible Education Trustees.

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Groundbreakers: People Making Real Change

Watch South Central LA urban gardener and activist Ron Finley explain the importance of reclaiming abandoned public spaces to grow healthy food in his community. A founder of LA Green Grounds, Ron is dedicated to transforming neighborhoods from "Food Deserts" into "Food Forests."

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Watch the Entire Semester of Edible Education 103 Lectures!

Edible Education 103: Telling Stories About Food and Agriculture, was a fall semester course taught by Michael Pollan at UC Berkeley's School of Journalism. You can watch all of the lectures here and our "Continuing the Conversation" Google Hangouts here!

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Part II: A Farm to School Tray, by Bethany...

The food we serve for lunch at Solvang Elementary is the product of a nourishing partnership between farmer and eater.... More

Roots of Culture, by Nora Chovanec

America the Beautiful: No anthem paints a more vivid picture of our country’s landscape than the familiar hymnal... More

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