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THE SOUL OF FOOD Session 1: Seeding a Vibrant Afro–Indigenous Garden

Join us in the garden to plant crops of the African diaspora that will be used in some of our culinary workshops this year! Get to know the botanical, cultural, and interdependent legacies of plants from African and Indigenous diasporas (e.g. sorghum, beans, greens, cotton, and more) alongside learning methods and practices for successfully stewarding their seeds and seedlings into the earth.

This session commences The Soul of Food, a Deep Routes workshop series honoring the foodways that connect plants, peoples, and lands across Afro-Indigenous diasporas.

Illustrations by Lindsey Bailey for Deep Routes (do not use without permission).

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Flour Play: An Afro-Indigenous Baking Lab

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May 9

The Sweetness of Sorghum Session 1: Stewarding Sorghum from Seed