
Tanya Flanagan discusses food insecurity and community gardens. She welcomes Bishop Terry Cox and Reverend Dr. Khalif A. Smith to discuss their efforts in addressing food insecurity. Bishop Cox shares his personal journey with urban gardening and the benefits of growing food in the community. Reverend Smith highlights the Zion United Methodist Church's urban farm, which includes three acres, an orchard, and various growing structures. They discuss the importance of education, community engagement, and the role of local partnerships in providing fresh produce. Tanya also mentions AB 405, a bill aimed at creating statewide networks of urban farms to combat food insecurity.
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