Krown Market is part of the local Imperial Fresh chain!
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We want to get it to a point where someone wants to live in a neighborhood because food is being grown there.
Maurice Cox (Architect Magazine)
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Urban agriculture has a minimal effect on nutrition, but a major impact on community building.
Detroit Urban Agriculture & Population Density
I created this map to be included with an article, titled “Urban Agriculture: It’s not a Food Desert, it’s about Food Sovereignty,” that I contributed to the Progressive Planners Network publication.
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The Daily Table is being hailed innovative because the grocer has been established as a nonprofit targeted to open in low- to middle-income neighborhoods.
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. . .how people fit grocery and food shopping into their daily activities and travel patterns, how these activities and patterns expose people to food environments outside of their neighborhoods, and how this may affect their shopping and diet
Bitler, Marianne, and Steven J. Haider. "An economic view of food deserts in the United States." Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 30, no. 1 (2011): 153-176.
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One path forward may entail recognizing the multiple ways in which individuals value and interact with their food environment, rather than elevating a single optimized rationality defined primarily through nutrition and cost.
Shannon, Jerry. "Food deserts Governing obesity in the neoliberal city." Progress in Human Geography 38, no. 2 (2014): 248-266.
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Food, Church, and Liquor
Map: Detroit’s Ubiquitous Places - Church & Liquor
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District 2: How do you feel about food access in your community?
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As part of our ingoing Aging Together series, we take a look at the issue of food access and security for seniors in Metro Detroit.
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To make their budgets stretch further, many people in poverty turn to expired, damaged, or processed items.
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The iconic 'food desert' image of Detroit was generated by many national media outlets whose reporters spent a short amount of time to churn out another sad story about the city's decline.
These issues of food access and food security need to be systematically addressed by more than a few new grocery stores.
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...to combat food insecurity in the city.
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Wayne State University’s Farmer’s Market starts up again Wednesday June 6th from 11am - 4pm (thru October 26th). The market is setup in front of the Prentis building on Cass, across the street from the Detroit Public Library.
The market also offers hot and cold prepared foods, salads,...
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District 5: How do you feel about food access in your community?
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Whole Foods Community Outreach & Median Income in Detroit
I had to crawl the internet to pull together a list of events that occurred between Aug 2012 through Aug 2013. I found events on the Whole Foods website, Whole Foods facebook page, and from groups that hosted Whole Foods workshops or tables.
It’s clear that there is a large cluster around the store location as a majority of the events happened at their main location. It is then fairly clear to see that Whole Foods outreach was focused in Detroit’s higher income census tracts (Downtown and Far Westside) once the Midtown cluster of events is removed.
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Inside Prince Valley during a film shoot. Prince Valley, Michigan Avenue, Detroit.
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