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City Heights garden transports caretakers

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City Heights garden transports caretakers
Date: 
May 11, 2012
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San Diego Union Tribune
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It is quiet in the heart of New Roots Community Garden — surrounded by rows of vivid greens, red stalks and towering sugar cane — save for a few clucking sounds from the chicken coop nearby.
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New garden sprouts in Holladay thanks to donations, volunteers

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New garden sprouts in Holladay thanks to donations, volunteers
Date: 
April 18, 2012
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The Salt Lake Tribune
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Community effort » Students and refugee families will plant, grow and harvest produce.

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MNEWS_2105276659
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Photo Share: Community farm, San Diego

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Sarah Wayne Callies: Cycles

Since people seek refuge in Ban Mai Nai Soi camp because they are fleeing violence, any nascent sense of hope and safety is easily undermined when they feel threatened or are violated.
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2011: In the United States, new roots of tradition and citizenship

Puspa Lal Regmi, a Bhutanese refugee resettled in Boise, Idaho, works in a community garden.

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Photo Share: New friends, new roots

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Photo of the Day: Urban gardening, New York

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Refugees in U.S. take up farming - IRC in the New York Times

Khadija Musame, above right, with a customer from Somalia at the New Roots Farm stand in San Diego.

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Photo of the Day: Scarecrow, Salt Lake City

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Refugees in U.S. Take Up Farming

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Refugees in U.S. Take Up Farming
Date: 
October 9, 2011
Source: 
The New York Times
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SAN DIEGO — At the Saturday farmer’s market in City Heights, a major portal for refugees, Khadija Musame, a Somali, arranges her freshly picked pumpkin leaves and lablab beans amid a United Nations of produce, including water spinach grown by a Cambodian refugee and amaranth, a grain harvested by...

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MNEWS_1813329159
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