During spring 2017, residents of Mount Eden and the surrounding neighborhoods attended community member-led meetings as part of a group called Stirring Up Community Change to learn more about how food impacts us both as individuals and as a community, and what actions we can take to make sure our local food system reflects the culture, dignity, and desires of Bronx residents.
Leaders and artist Adalky painting a Stirring Up Community Change banner
Leader Kendall welcoming attendees to the Stirring Up Community Change orientation
Leaders and attendees participating in Chef Gabriela Alvarez’s workshop on Wellness for Self and Community
Meeting attendees with the Stirring Up Community Change banner
Gregory Jost leading a presentation based on the exhibit Undesign the Redline, about the history of redlining and disinvestment in the Bronx that led to the current disparity in healthy food and other resources