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Indigenous Connections from Classroom to Cafeteria

Build a program that honors indigenous stewardship throughout the garden, classroom, and cafeteria. In this webinar, learn from Hardin School District, MT, and how they’ve incorporated community feedback to create curriculum highlighting local tribes and events reflecting ancestral community gatherings.

This webinar will be recorded and archived on the Recording Library section of our Webinars page.

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Indigenous Connections from Classroom to Cafeteria – Copy

Build a program that honors indigenous stewardship throughout the garden, classroom, and cafeteria. In this webinar, learn from Hardin School District, MT, and how they’ve incorporated community feedback to create curriculum highlighting local tribes and events reflecting ancestral community gatherings.

This webinar will be recorded and archived on the Recording Library section of our Webinars page.

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A Taste of Indigenous Foods

Webinar Archive A Taste of Indigenous Foods – 4/30/25 What are indigenous foods, where do we get them, and how do we prepare them? Many native North American foods, both cultivated and harvested, were removed from our diets through intentional colonial efforts.   Mariah Gladstone is leading the way in

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Vocational Horticulture and Transition with Exceptional Students: Drew Horticulture

Webinar Archive Vocational Horticulture and Transition with Exceptional Students: Drew Horticulture – 3/19/25   This webinar details the innovative techniques designed to accommodate students with disabilities using differentiated methods and adaptive equipment carefully chosen to provide each student the opportunity to participate and gain valuable vocational horticulture skills leading to

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Nurturing Diversity in School Gardens

Webinar Archive Nurturing Diversity in School Gardens – 2/19/25   Presenting an engaging and insightful webinar, “Nurturing Diversity in School Gardens,” where we’ll explore the transformative power of inclusivity and representation in educational gardening programs. This session will dive into the importance of intentional representation, uncovering and addressing unexamined practices

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Member Highlight: Katie Lamoreaux from the Youth Garden Project

Webinar Archive Member Highlight: Katie Lamoreaux from the Youth Garden Project   In this Member Highlight, we get to know Katie Lamoreaux from the Youth Garden Project in Moab, Utah. Watch on to learn different design concepts she uses to make her garden spaces accessible and welcoming to kids and

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2024 Growing School Gardens Summit Webinar Series

Bring the learnings of the March 2024 Growing School Gardens Summit home with this six month webinar series, featuring a variety of presentations from the Summit. September Webinar – SOME IS SOMETHING: HEALTHFUL, HEALING, AND NOURISHING HERBS  October Webinar – CAFETERIA TO COMPOST, SCHOOL BASED COMPOSTING PROGRAMS November Webinar  –

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Bilingual Family Engagement

Webinar Archive Bilingual Family Engagement – 07/31/2024   Families are a crucial element of the school garden ecosystem, and are often overlooked when planning garden programming. Join two of the Wasatch Community Gardens Youth and School Program team to learn about successes and challenges of engaging families in school garden

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Youth Internship Programs

Webinar Archive Youth Internship Programs–June 26, 2024 Internships are a great way to involve youth more deeply in garden programming while giving them important job skills. Join outdoor educators from Durham, NC and Victoria, BC as they discuss the benefits of vocational programming in gardens, challenges and successes in developing

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Supporting Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Youth Outside

Webinar Archive Supporting Transgender & Gender Nonconforming Youth Outside–May 22, 2024 Gender expansive youth represent a growing demographic of students who utilize school gardens and outdoor classrooms. In spite of this, many programs continue to be built around traditional gender roles, from introducing classes as “Ladies and Gentlemen” to the

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