Monday, July 23, 2012

Do Urban Farms Reduce Violence?

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Do Urban Farms Reduce Violence?

A growing body of research suggests that urban farming and greening not only strengthen community bonds but also reduce violence. To read an essay by Alex Kotlowitz on how it works—plus see photos of urban farming projects in Chicago—click here. [READ MORE]

 

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