Justice Gardens is working to ensure that the sustainable agriculture movement reaches under-served communities, lower income families, and at-risk youth.

Our vision is to expand the boundaries of who gets the good stuff. Using the USDA Victory Garden campaign as a model (which produced over 20 million gardens in 1943), we’re cultivating the idea that urban agriculture and "local food" is not just about getting better food for yourself...but about doing justice on behalf of others.

Hands in the dirt...veggies on plates.

We're starting small, from our own backyards. We also recognize that there are groups, communities, churches, and urban farmers who have already made the connection between food and justice. We're trying to create an overarching storyline that can bring it all together, working locally for national and global change.

Work for justice in your own backyard.