10/06/2026
The city has a garden inside it 🌱
What is urban agriculture? It’s a quiet revolution happening in urban farms, community gardens, schoolyards, rooftops, and vacant lots. It’s the school garden where students taste tomatoes they grew themselves. It’s an allotment where neighbours become friends. It’s the urban farm feeding a block, one harvest at a time.
Beyond the food, the co-benefits of urban agriculture are everywhere: cooler streets, cleaner air, stronger communities, and a little more hope in concrete places. It’s food security with roots. Climate resilience with leaves. Public health with soil under the nails.
And it starts with us.
The first module of Ecosource’s Urban Agriculture Leadership Lab kicks off this Thursday, October 8th. We are honoured to welcome our incredible facilitators: Karen Hutchinson from Albion Hills Community Farm, Yumnah Jafri from the University of Toronto, and Dr. Julian Hasford from Black Youth Farming Collective.
Join us to cultivate leadership, practical skills, and a deeper connection to the land we share.
Read more about our facilitators and register at ecosource.ca/ua-leadership or follow the link in our bio.
Albion Hills Community Farm
Black Youth Farming Collective
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