FILM SCREENING (GROWN ROOTS) : Black Food Pathways Oral History Project

Enjoy a screening of Charlottesville students’ interviews with five local food historians, farmers, land stewards, and gardeners. Join the local community for an in-person screening of Grown Roots: Black Food Pathways Oral History Project. About the screening Enjoy a youth-led oral history project presented by Charlottesville students, who share interviews with people connected to food, farming, land stewardship, and community organizing: • Dr. Leni Sorensen, food historian and owner of Indigo House • Ms. Sarah Morton, third-generation farmer and co-owner of Cattle Run Farm • Mr. Philip Cobbs, land steward and historian of Buck Island • Ms. Jenifer Minor, urban farmer with Cultivate Charlottesville • Mr. Edward Brooks, community organizer and gardener with Yancey School Community Center