Justice Gardens

During the WWII food crisis, 20 million families grew Victory Gardens in their backyards and on urban rooftops.

65 years later, we’re facing a global food crisis.

The culture of food in this country is starving for a revolution, a revitalization, and a reorientation toward what we eat, how we eat, where we get it, how it’s grown, and who gets the good stuff.

Plant a garden. Grow sustainably. Eat good food. Give a lot of it away.

Plant a Justice Garden and harvest Justice for the poor in your own backyard.

Justice Gardens is a grass roots urban movement using the story and model of the Victory Garden campaign to promote a sustainable agricultural movement that will supply the underserved population of our cities with fresh fruits and vegetables.