Cultivating Community: Gardening as Practice @SmithsonianFolklife
Cultivating Community: Gardening as Practice  @SmithsonianFolklife
Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Moderated by Ellie Pierce of the Harvard Pluralism Project, this session explores how gardening has become a source of healing, good work, and interfaith fellowship in diverse communities. The discussion will highlight the work of three organizations that ground their work in the soil.

ACCESSIBILITY: Live real-time captioning and American Sign Language Interpretation are available for this program.
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Cultivating Community: Gardening as Practice

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