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
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
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
Webinar Archive Educating on a Changing Planet: Drought Resistant and Climate Resilient Strategies For Our Future – 1/22/25 This webinar will build a case for the importance of teaching water conservation through school gardens. As temperatures climb and both surface and groundwater supplies diminish, many communities are having to
Webinar Archive Real Life Garden Heroes: How Teaching Diverse Voices Improves Literacy and SEL – 11/20/24 Our students must be able to see themselves represented in the stories and people we teach them about. In this workshop, you will learn about “Remarkable People” in the worlds of agriculture, cuisine,
Webinar Archive Cafeteria To Compost, School Based Composting Programs – 10/16/24 Garden School Foundation will present about their Cafeteria to Compost Program, a food waste recovery and diversion program that takes place inside elementary schools cafeteria. This webinar will include an overview and history of their program, the
Webinar Archive Some IS Something: Healthful, Healing, and Nourishing Herbs – 9/18/24 High school students benefit exponentially from time in the garden! In many school communities, deeply nourishing food access is limited. However, some is something! By learning to add fresh herbs that grow abundantly in the school garden to
For this gathering, we’ll focus on “In-Person, Outdoor Instruction with COVID Restrictions in Place”
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
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
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
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
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
Webinar Archive Educating on a Changing Planet: Drought Resistant and Climate Resilient Strategies For Our Future – 1/22/25 This webinar will build a case for the importance of teaching water conservation through school gardens. As temperatures climb and both surface and groundwater supplies diminish, many communities are having to
Webinar Archive Real Life Garden Heroes: How Teaching Diverse Voices Improves Literacy and SEL – 11/20/24 Our students must be able to see themselves represented in the stories and people we teach them about. In this workshop, you will learn about “Remarkable People” in the worlds of agriculture, cuisine,
Webinar Archive Cafeteria To Compost, School Based Composting Programs – 10/16/24 Garden School Foundation will present about their Cafeteria to Compost Program, a food waste recovery and diversion program that takes place inside elementary schools cafeteria. This webinar will include an overview and history of their program, the
Webinar Archive Some IS Something: Healthful, Healing, and Nourishing Herbs – 9/18/24 High school students benefit exponentially from time in the garden! In many school communities, deeply nourishing food access is limited. However, some is something! By learning to add fresh herbs that grow abundantly in the school garden to
For this gathering, we’ll focus on “In-Person, Outdoor Instruction with COVID Restrictions in Place”
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
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
