Food for Thought, community education for all ages
Urban Seeds Education Program Urban Seeds is dedicated to educating our community to best care for ourselves, our families, and our neighbors by choosing nourishing foods. Unless specified, the programming […]
Book n’ Cook
Initially begun in September of 2020 in collaboration with the Evansville African American Museum (EAAM), the Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library (EVPL) Lincoln School, Legacy Taste of the Garden (LTotG) and Memorial Community Development […]
Time for the Second Annual High School Story Challenge!
High School Story Challenge Purpose: To engage and work with energetic high school students who are passionate about sharing/developing skills and talent, to promote food security and promote healthful food […]
Nourishing Our Community
Urban Seeds is the lead organization for Nourish, Community Food Buying Club (nourishevv.org). Thanks to a generous grant from Welborn Baptist Foundation, we are able to collaborate with several community […]
Are You Ready to Try the 10% Locally Grown Challenge?
If you’ve been following Urban Seeds for any length of time, you know that our mission to food access, especially local options, takes a multi-faceted approach–and education is a huge […]
Announcing… Our First Annual High School Story Challenge Scholarship Recipient!
We know… we promised to announce our scholarship recipient on February 5th, but we were too excited to wait! We truly wished we could have chosen all six who applied, […]
The Story of Our Story Challenge
2020 was a landmark year for Urban Seeds in many ways. Like the rest of the world, we were pained beyond words to see the effects of COVID-19 and systemic […]
Looking Forward, 2021 has (finally) arrived!
Happy New Year! While there is no doubt that 2020 was a year of challenge, heartache, uncertainty, loss, and disruption, there were also silver linings to acknowledge, as there were […]
Robin Mallery on the Food Dignity Podcast
A proud moment during which I had the opportunity to share my dedication to Food Justice while addressing the nuances of language around food and nutrient insecurity in the context […]
Community Partner Profile – Erika Taylor, YWCA
When you think of home, what do you feel? If you’re very lucky, home is where you feel safe, comfortable, supported. Of course, not everyone has this experience. Among the […]