Growing Roots of Resilience at Foot Print Farms
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Growing Roots of Resilience at Foot Print Farms
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In the heart of Jackson, Mississippi is Foot Print Farms. This farm produces more than food. It engages community, responds to health issues, provides educational opportunities, and serves as a model for both urban and rural food security and development. At the center of this operation is Dr. Cindy Ayers Elliott. Her vision for Foot Print Farms and the larger community is as ambitious as her journey has been unusual. On this episode Minerva speaks with Cindy about her insights into the intersection of culture, nutrition, agriculture, and hunger, and what lessons can be learned by the larger anti-hunger movement across the country and beyond.
Learn more about the work of Foot Print Farms at https://footprintfarmsms.com/
Want to learn more about local solutions to hunger across the country? join us for the 2026 Hunger Free Communities Virtual Summit! https://alliancetoendhunger.org/hfcsummit