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Housing Authority and Growing Power partner to create a healthier Westlawn
[3 May 2012 ]
Housing Authority and Growing Power partner to create a healthier Westlawn

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee (HACM) and Growing Power have established a partnership to improve nutrition, health education and access to fresh food as part of the revitalization of the Westlawn public housing development. The partnership was celebrated at a reception last week at Growing Power Headquarters, 5500 W. Silver Spring Drive. [...]

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Health equity can’t wait, act now in your community
[28 Apr 2012 ]
Health equity can’t wait, act now in your community

By Lorraine Lathen, M.A. It’s a societal truth: not everyone is born with a silver spoon in his or her mouth. And, in Milwaukee, there are far too many pockets of extreme poverty where quality of life issues impact health. Health disparities exist in our community far too often, and it’s going to take a [...]

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National-International Urban & Small Farm Conference Sept. 7-9, 2012
[14 Apr 2012 ]

Request For Workshop Proposals Deadline: April 30th, 2012 Growing Power is proud to announce its request for proposals for workshop presentations. At this year’s conference we expect to have over 100 breakout sessions, we anticipate over 3,000 participants will attend, and we have invited First Lady Michelle Obama to be our keynote speaker. We are [...]

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Top stories of 2011 and hopes for 2012
[30 Dec 2011 ]
Top stories of 2011 and hopes for 2012

Compiled by Courier Staff For the city of Milwaukee and especially the African American community there were a few highlights believe it or not. The Milwaukee Courier’s longtime social columnist, Mattiebelle Woods was honored with a street naming dedication on what would have been her 108th birthday on Oct. 31, 2011. The street which is [...]

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Farming teaches you a lot about perseverance, especially in these hard times
[30 Dec 2011 ]
Farming teaches you a lot about perseverance, especially in these hard times

By Will Allen You plant for a harvest that you hope will come, but that is not guaranteed. As I reflect back on our work together this year to build a new food system, I see our progress and am filled with hope that the fruits of our labor are within reach. At Growing Power, [...]

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MPS to benefit from Growing Power and Sysco partnership
[3 Sep 2011 ]
MPS to benefit from Growing Power and Sysco partnership

A 34-acre tract of land in Jackson, WI, will give Southeastern Wisconsin food lovers a chance to enjoy the healthy flavors of locally grown produce when dining at nearby eateries and in local public schools, thanks to a partnership between Growing Power, Inc. of Milwaukee and Sysco Eastern Wisconsin. In partnership with Will Allen, founder [...]

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The James Beard Foundation names Will Allen, CEO of Growing Power, recipient of Inaugural Leadership Award
[20 Aug 2011 ]
The James Beard Foundation names Will Allen, CEO of Growing Power, recipient of Inaugural Leadership Award

Recognizing visionaries in the business, government, and education sectors responsible for creating a healthier, safer, and more sustainable food world, the James Beard Foundation has named Will Allen, CEO of Growing Power, a recipient of the inaugural James Beard Foundation Leadership Awards. Allen, an urban farmer, has gained regional and national attention over the last [...]

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Growing Power Initiative to create 150 new jobs aimed at African American males
[16 Apr 2011 ]
Growing Power Initiative to create 150 new jobs aimed at African American males

With legislation signed by Mayor Tom Barrett following a unanimous vote by Milwaukee’s Common Council, Growing Power, Inc., has been awarded $425,000 to build 150 hoop house gardens on vacant land within the city. The farms will be tended by beginning urban farmers, creating 150 new jobs that will be filled by unemployed people in [...]

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Moving ahead in 2011
[31 Dec 2010 ]
Moving ahead in 2011

It’s hard to believe that one year is already being left behind, and another is here. For everyday Americans, 2010 had many challenges. For African Americas those same challenges were in many cases doubled. In Milwaukee, and specifically for African Americans unfortunately there were too many businesses that had to close their doors. Stella’s Restaurant, [...]

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A note from Will Allen CEO of Growing Power
[11 Dec 2010 ]
A note from Will Allen CEO of Growing Power

Dear Friends, Over the last two years, we have experienced one of the worst economic periods of our lifetimes. We have seen people lose their homes, deplete their savings, and struggle to afford basic necessities. Who is to blame? It is easy to take shots at people, but I don’t think that will help. I [...]

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