The Farming Project was created to help refugee families, and individuals access gardening spaces to grow and harvest their food.
Gardening provides a vital supplement to their often income-restricted and nutritionally deficient diets.
In addition, this project offers a much-welcomed opportunity for individuals to bond over traditional ways of life – as many lived in rural areas of Africa before resettlement and either grew up on or managed their family farms.
Because of the socio-economic status of the Refugees and Immigrants in the World, most have had little to no access...
Anger is a fearful emotion that hides through violence. Anger is a blinding force that needs an expressive outlet where...
This project is supported by the Women’s Committee and was developed to create an environment for refugee women to meet...
This Program is an expansion and subset of our Women’s Leadership Program, focusing on creating educational and networking opportunities for...
