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By: Lisa Morrison

Guerrilla Gardening: Illicit Cultivation for Urban Empowerment

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By: Lisa Morrison. Guerrilla Gardening: Illicit Cultivation for Urban Empowerment. Purpose. Study and conclude if Guerrilla Gardening is a food justice, community empowerment or EJ movement. Study community empowerment and food justice through an environmental justice lens. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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By:Lisa Morrison

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Study and conclude if Guerrilla Gardening is a food justice, community empowerment or EJ movement.

Study community empowerment and food justice through an environmental justice lens.

Contribute to the literature on Environmental Justice and Food Justice.

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BEFORE AFTER

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Passionate group of gardenersUrban beautification activistsCommunity buildersThey have their own language:

digs, missions, aliases, Fun!

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BEFORE AFTER

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The right to have access to, produce, buy and sell fresh healthy food free of chemicals that was produced in a humane and sustainable way.

I suggest FJ is a growing movement Search yielded little scholarly work▪ Search details:

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MethodAmazon search of:

’food justice’ ‘food movements’

Yielded 139 and 264 respectivelyTallied first 60 publications by 1 year and 5

years increments

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Scholarly texts and articles Internet searchesThese resources will be used to

better understand Guerrilla Gardening in relation to: Environmental Justice Community empowerment Food Justice

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Approximately 16 principlesThis study will focus on two:

Community based social movement building

Citizens right to have clean air, land, water, and food

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Citizens being directly involved in the identification of social and environmental issues and the implementation of possible solutions.

An environmental incident is not a social and environmental problem or conflict until the community acknowledges it .

GG has pinpointed an issue of land abandonment and misuse.

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Sectors of business supported by many groups that profit from the exploitation of the environment and weakened environmental regulation

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Also known as the ‘boomerang effect’

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Introduced new “green” technology to the global South

Why?

Successful?

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Carbon dioxide traps heat in the earth’s atmosphere Creates warmer and wetter/dryer

weather such as , drought, flooding, hurricanes with increased:▪ Frequency▪ Intensity ▪ Duration

Which de-stabilizes food production and security.

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Texts did not include Food Justice or the Food Justice Movement.

Research is preliminary

Need additional research on both FJ and GG to further validate findings

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LAGG- Community Empowerment Movement

LAGG- Urban Beautification Movement, Not Food Justice Movement

Food Justice as well as Guerrilla Gardening should be included in Environmental Justice discourse

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