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Refugees Find Common Ground to Grow: A Profile of Transplanting Traditions

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Emily Bodell, Rachel Earnhardt, Connor Dupree-Sood, Maggie Patchett, and Cleo Karanikolas
October 5, 2020November 18, 2020 Emily Bodell, Rachel Earnhardt, Connor Dupree-Sood, Maggie Patchett, and Cleo KaranikolasUncategorized

Refugees Find Common Ground to Grow: A Profile of Transplanting Traditions

The Roots: Meeting the Organization Food is a critical component of culture–it’s a familiar scent that brings you home; it’s a gathering place for family and friends; it’s a way to connect with others. FarmingContinue reading