LINKS

Below are links to the web sites of friends and important resources for sustainable farming and local foods. They're in no particular order.

• The Environmental Leadership Program. http://www.elpnet.org/index.php
• RUAF: Resources Centers on Urban Agriculture and Food Security. http://www.ruaf.org/
• Urban Agriculture Notes by City Farmer - Canada's Office of Urban Agriculture.
  http://www.cityfarmer.org/
• City farms, for an international perspective. http://journeytoforever.org/cityfarm.html
• Sustainable business network, a nonprofit network of local triple-bottom-line businesses and social entrepreneurs. http://www.sbnphiladelphia.org/
• South Central L.A. farmers: http://www.southcentralfarmers.com/
• Lancaster Avenue Autonomous Space is a center for radical media and organizing located at 4134 Lancaster Avenue: http://www.lavazone.org/
• The Edible Schoolyard: A non-profit program located on over one acre of land on the campus of Martin Luther King Junior Middle School in Berkeley, California. http://www.edibleschoolyard.org/
• The Community Food Security Coalition is a non-profit North American organization dedicated to building strong, sustainable, local and regional food systems that ensure access to affordable, nutritious, and culturally appropriate food for all people at all times. http://foodsecurity.org/
• The Common Ground Health Clinic: The Common Ground Health Clinic is a non-profit organization that provides free quality health care for the greater New Orleans community, and develops and provides programsto address community health care needs through collaborative partnerships. http://www.cghc.org/
• Greater Philadelphia Environmental Network: http://www.gpen.org
• The Yestermorrow Design/Build School is a dynamic learning community exploring and teaching the integrated creative process of designing and building a sustainable future: http://www.Yestermorrow.org
• Public Citizen: Protecting Health, Safety, and Democracy: http://www.citizen.org
• Neighborhood Gardens Association (Land trust that holds deeds for community gardens in Philadelphia). http://www.ngalandtrust.org/
• What's Organic About "Organic"? A film by Shelley Rogers currently under production www.whatsorganicmovie.org

• Mariposa Co-op: www.mariposa.coop
• Weavers Way Food Co-op: www.weaversway.org
• Philadelphia Food Not Bombs: www.phillyfnb.tk
• Pennsylvania Horticultural Society: www.pennsylvaniahorticulturalsociety.org
• Philadelphia Water Department: www.phila.gov/water
• Urban Nutrition Initiative: www.urbannutrition.org
• University of Pennsylvania Center for Community Partnerships: www.upenn.edu/ccp
• Chris Hill Media: www.chrishillmedia.com
• Beehive Collective: www.beehivecollective.org
• Rhizome Collective: www.rhizomecollective.org
• White Dog Café Foundation/Fair Food: www.whitedogcafefoundation.com
• Food Trust: www.thefoodtrust.org
• Farm to City: www.farmtocity.org
• Greensgrow Farms: Greensgrow is a nationally recognized leader in urban farming, selling
  fresh produce to local restaurants (including Django, White Dog, Fork,
  Standard Tap, Little Fish, Rose Tattoo, and Beau Monde). They are also
  open to the public from early spring through Thanksgiving providing a
  premier Farm stand stocked with the very best the region has to offer, a well-stocked nursery offering a variety of great locally grown plants and if that wasn¹t enough, a CSA. www.greensgrow.org
• Somerton Tanks Farm: www.somertontanksfarm.org
• Intervale, Burlington, VT: www.intervale.org
• Peoples Grocery, Oakland, CA: www.peoplesgrocery.org
• Grease Car. Com: www.greasecar.com
• High Mowing Seeds: www.highmowingseeds.com
• House Alive Cob: www.housealive.org
• Neighborhood Bike Works: www.neighborhoodbikeworks.org
• The Food Project: www.thefoodproject.org/
• The Work Group, Camden, NJ: Link to come
• Pennsylvania Women's Agricultural Network: http://wagn.cas.psu.edu/
• Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture: www.pasafarming.org