Title

Food Insecurity And Spatial Inequality In Lower-Income Urban Neighborhoods: Analyzing The Role Of Community Gardens.

Authors

Brandon Hoover, Messiah UniversityFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

10-2011

Abstract

As a member of the Pennsylvania Green Growth Partnership (PAGGP), the Center for Sustainable Communities at Temple University (CSC) has conducted a study in Philadelphia‟s lower-income neighborhoods with the following two primary objectives: Analyze the issues of community food insecurity and hunger in the City of Philadelphia Analyze the contribution of community gardens, urban farms, and Community Based Organizations (CBOs)/ Community Development Corporations (CDCs)in providing fresh food access and alleviating food insecurity and hunger

Comments

Copyright © Mahbubur Meenar

Meenar, M. R. & Hoover, B. M. (2011). Food Insecurity And Spatial Inequality In Lower-Income Urban Neighborhoods: Analyzing The Role Of Community Gardens. Temple University, Center for Sustainable Communities, Ambler, PA. https://phillyfoodjustice.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/meenar2011_philacommgarden_foodinsecurity.pdf

Recommended Citation

Hoover, Brandon, "Food Insecurity And Spatial Inequality In Lower-Income Urban Neighborhoods: Analyzing The Role Of Community Gardens." (2011). Sociology Educator Scholarship. 26.
https://mosaic.messiah.edu/soc_ed/26