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Spring has sprung—and for one Burundian farmer, that means it’s time to get back to the garden

285 South

A Meaningful Feast: Honoring the Hands That Grow Our Future

Decatur City Lifestyle

Emory earns national recognition for community engagement and partnerships

Emory University New Center

Exploring Life & Business with Miyuki Chiba Maruping of Thousand Leaves Farm

VoyageATL

Farms Fund Hits Major Milestone with First Farm Sale

The Conservation Fund

Metro Atlanta gardens help refugees provide for themselves and feel at home

WABE

An oasis behind North DeKalb Mall

285 South

Putting Down Roots: The Refugee Gardens of Clarkston, Georgia

Modern Farmer

Global Growers: Connecting the dots one garden at a time

The Champion

I had a farm in Atlanta

Oxford American

Farmer refugees escape abuse and now help feed Atlanta

Upworthy

A farmer fled violence in Myanmar to start over in Atlanta. After a destructive flood, he’s starting over again

Atlanta Magazine

Promised land delayed: Refugee farmers face rebuilding in metro Atlanta after flood

Atlanta Journal Constitution

"It's a Greens Things" episode of Somewhere South with Chef Vivian Howard and Halieth Hatungimana of Umurima Wa Burundi farm

PBS

Global Growers Network in Atlanta Secures Property In Rockdale County in partnership with the Working Farms Fund,

Press Release

Decatur garden allows refugees to grow food from their homeland

Atlanta Journal Constitution

Global Growers Network Announces New Executive Director, Susan Pavlin

Press Release

GGN in the Press

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