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课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/black-agricultural-solutions
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课程名称：黑人农业解决方案与食品隔离：教学系列 概述：黑人农业解决方案与食品隔离课程深入探讨黑人与土地和农业之间的历史、祖先和精神联系。本课程旨在鼓励参与者了解他们的祖先饮食习惯、农业实践以及精神联系。这些课程分享智慧，强调食品主权、重建社区以及以土地为基础的生活的重要性。参与者将深入理解许多黑人对更高权力、土地、植物以及彼此之间的精神和祖先关系。 参与者将收获更多关于园艺和农业的诸多好处的认识，包括社会资本、集体自主、身体健康、深化的精神连接、社区韧性、经济自主、组织和动员能力，以及改善心理和情感健康。参与者将带着对自己家庭与食品和土地关系的深入了解离开，并对黑人农业有更深的认识。 课程大纲： 1. 名称：土地是中心 描述： 2. 名称：黑人农民经历的结构性种族主义简史 描述： 3. 名称：费城的社区园艺：过去与现在 描述： 4. 名称：受威胁的花园与倡导努力 描述：我们将讨论对社区的愿景，并进一步理解社区花园和城市农场如何作为重建和构建新世界的中心场所。我们将与土壤生成组织者索尼娅·加利伯进行对话。 5. 名称：精神的管理 描述：主办者将讨论一些与大地连接、聆听植物的实践以及在小空间和花盆中种植的技巧。 6. 名称：克服城市种植的障碍 描述：
Name:Land is at the Center
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Name:A Brief History of Structural Racism Experienced by Black Farmers
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Name:Community Gardening in Philadelphia: Past and Present
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Name:Threatened Gardens and Advocacy Efforts
Description:We will discuss our visions for our communities and develop a greater understanding of how community gardens and urban farms can serve as a central place for rebuilding and world building to occur. We are joined in conversation by Soil Generation organizer, Sonia Galiber.
Name:Stewarding from Spirit
Description:The facilitator will discuss some of her practices to connect to Earth, hear from the plants, and techniques for growing in pots and small spaces.
Name:Overcoming Barriers to Growing in a City
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Black Agricultural Solutions to Food Apartheid is a series where we dive deep into the historical, ancestral, and spiritual connections that Black people have to land and agriculture. Throughout this course, we encourage participants to learn about their ancestral foodways, agrarian practices, and spiritual connections. These sessions share wisdom and highlight the importance of food sovereignty, rebuilding community, and land based living. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the spiritual and ancestral relationships that many Black people have to a higher power, land, plants, and each other. Participants will walk away from this series with an understanding of the many benefits of gardening and farming, including but not limited to social capital, collective agency, physical wellbeing, deepened spiritual connections, community resilience, economic autonomy, organizing, mobilizing, and improved mental and emotional health. Participants will leave this session with the desire to learn more about their own familial relationships to food and land, as well as a greater understanding of Black agriculture.
