TAKING CARE OF THE PLANET, RESPECTING PEOPLE, AND ENSURING SUSTAINABLE PROFIT |
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A food justice audit of Charlottesville's historically black 10th and Page neighborhood, located just outside of student housing on Grady Avenue. |
MARY WILLIAMS COMMUNITY CENTER |
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A food justice audit of Charlottesville's Jefferson Area Board of Aging's Mary Williams community center, located just outside the historic 10th and Page neighborhood. |
RIDGE STREET NEIGHBORHOOD |
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A food justice audit of Charlottesville's Ridge Street Neighborhood, located in Fifeville, adjacent to Cherry Avenue. |
FOOD JUSTICE IN BELMONT NEIGHBORHOOD |
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A food justice audit of Charlottesville's historic Belmont neighborhood. |
WHITE PAPER ON BUILDING A HEALTHY AND JUST LOCAL FOOD SYSTEM |
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A research paper by the Charlottesville Food Justice Network that seeks to identify and understand disparities in food access, define food justice, and make a call to action to craft equitable practices and policies that uphold food as a basic human right. |
WHITE PAPER ON BUILDING A HEALTHY AND JUST LOCAL FOOD SYSTEM |
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A paper by the Charlottesville Food Justice Network on advocacy strategies for food justice in Charlottesville at the intersection of healthy schools and food equity. |
2009 ASSESSMENT |
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This research was conducted by students in Tanya Denckla Cobb’s food system planning class in the School of Architecture Urban and Environmental Planning program. Students completed their reports with community engagement, and presented their reports to the community at the end of the semester. Student work listed here was intended for community benefit, and shared with community members who contributed to the work. Students consented to having their work available for the community, and it is provided here to continue to benefit the community. |
2011 ASSESSMENT |
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This research was conducted by students in Tanya Denckla Cobb’s food system planning class in the School of Architecture Urban and Environmental Planning program. Students completed their reports with community engagement, and presented their reports to the community at the end of the semester. Student work listed here was intended for community benefit, and shared with community members who contributed to the work. Students consented to having their work available for the community, and it is provided here to continue to benefit the community. Final ReportsAlbemarle County Final Report Food Policy AuditDescription of How to Use the Audit Tool, With Local Example Presentation to Community |
FOOD JUSTICE IN CHARLOTTESVILLE |
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Food Justice in Belmont, Charlottesville |