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Food Lion Feeds Collegiate Challenge

North Carolina Campus Compact announced earlier this semester that they have joined forces with Food Lion Feeds to launch a “Collegiate Challenge” mobilizing...

A first: UNCG student named 2018 Newman Civic Fellow

Fighting homelessness and hunger is no small task. But armed with a Newman Civic Fellowship, UNC Greensboro’s Terrell Saunders is up for the challenge. Chancellor...

Hunger + Homelessness Awareness Week 2015

Hunger + Homelessness Awareness Week (H+HAW) is an annual week of events that takes place the last full week before Thanksgiving. The purpose is to...

Guilford County Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health Receives a National Achievement Award for Mobile Oasis Farmers Market

This year, the National Association of Counties (NACo) selected Guilford County Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health’s Mobile...

FoodSTORM Tackles Nutrition and Poverty at UNCG

Local food and sustainability advocates came together at UNCG on Friday to brainstorm solutions and discuss challenges present in the region’s access...

Thursday, March 19th, 2015, 6:30pm - 8:30pm, the Weatherspoon Art Museum will host a screening of "Growing Cities." Post-screening discussion led by Marianne LeGreco, UNCG Assistant Professor Communication Studies

Sustainability Film + Discussion Series: “Growing Cities”

Growing Cities is a documentary film that examines the role of urban farming in America and asks how much power it has to revitalize our cities and...

Learn about the various ways Greensboro is working to address food deserts in our community, including a Mobile Oasis and a Food Council.

Crossing the Food Desert

It’s unseen by those of us just passing through, this invisible barrier to a quality of life often taken for granted. Maybe you don’t think twice to...

Local Foodstorm: A brainstorm about local food in Greensboro

Students, faculty, and community members across Greensboro are invited to FOODSTORM – a local brainstorm about Greensboro’s food needs....

The UNCG Center for Community-Engaged Design has recently launched a crowdfunding campaign for Graffiti Garden through The Spartan Project at UNCG.

Support Graffiti Garden, Support Youth

The Center for Community-Engaged Design has recently launched a crowdfunding campaign for Graffiti Garden through The Spartan Project at UNCG. Graffiti...

Empty Bowls: Paint a Bowl for Change

Empty Bowls is a UNCG annual project to raise awareness and funds to help fight hunger and food insecurity. Mark your calendars to come out and paint...