Food Tank
Food Tank lists Harlem Grown among organizations worldwide that are fighting for food justice.
Samuels brings more than three decades of experience designing and leading programs that expand opportunity for youth, young adults, and families across New York City. His work spans after school education, youth development, workforce development, and college and career readiness—with a deep commitment to supporting individuals across a wide range of ages, achievement levels, and life circumstances, including those facing significant systemic barriers.
Food Tank
Food Tank lists Harlem Grown among organizations worldwide that are fighting for food justice.
The National Wildlife Federation
Harlem Grown’s community-driven mission extends to local wildlife. Staff install native plants at some of their farms, helping bees, butterflies and other pollinators flourish among the crops. Farmers, educators and guides also teach school groups and other visitors about urban wildlife and the value of pollinators to ecosystems. One site even demonstrates beekeeping and offers tastes of its colony’s honey.
New York Times
More than just introducing New York City children to outdoor activities, Harlem Grown helps children explore bigger questions in their neighborhoods: what their food choices are, and why healthy options are often hard to find or afford.
Photo by Sara Naomi Lewkowicz for The New York Times
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