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Growing School Gardens Summit 2024

2:45pm PDT

Cultivating autonomy, competence, and relatedness in school gardens La Jolla CoveMoses Thompson • Andrew Shelton • Elizabeth Pope Cultivating well-being in school gardens through restorative co-design with students La Jolla ShoresNathan Larson Exploring Edible Plant Parts in the Classroom Scripps Ballroom IMandi Bottoms Food is the Foundation towards Economic Mobility for Youth and Young Adults Scripps Ballroom IIT. Marie King Fostering Connectivity: Merging Next Generation Science Standards and Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices Fairway Ballroom IILetha Soto • Bailey Delacruz • Brianna Brawley From Soil to Page and Back to Soil: Intersecting African American Poetry with Gardening Suite 1102Cecilia de Botton Campbell • Jolynne Woodmansee Growing Greatness in Special Education: How to apply a project-based learning approach to gardening with multiple disabilities students. Fairway Ballroom IKatie Young • Alana Eustace Herbal School Garden: Simple and Safe Home Remedies OceanRhonda Barlow Indigenous ethnobotany and allyship in the school garden Fairway Ballroom IIIBekkah Scharf School Based Community Gardens - An Alternate Model based on 20 years of success Fairway Ballroom IVLinda Appel Lipsius • Chris Woodburn Trauma Informed Language about food in your classroom La Jolla CanyonKimberly Orias

10:15am PDT

Bee A Friend to Pollinators with The Bee Cause Project Fairway Ballroom IAmy Dabbs • Emilee Elingburg Culturally Responsive Garden Education: Honoring Diversity and Inclusion Fairway Ballroom IVJennifer Mutch • Dilafruz Williams • Eugene Santillan • Marie Bobias Educating on a Changing Planet: Drought Resistant and Climate Resilient Gardening Strategies for our Future Fairway Ballroom IIAshley Fine High School Diaries Fairway TerraceCamila Guzman • Dallas Garcia, RD Incorporating Social Emotional Content into the Garden Classroom La Jolla ShoresLauren Rust-Diaz Native Based Learnings: Cultivating Food, Climate, and Community Resilience through Native School Gardens Scripps Ballroom IITomas Delgado Partnering with Master Gardeners and Master Food Preservers to Enrich School Garden Education Scripps Ballroom IMaggie O'Neill • Debbie Schnur Real Life Garden Heroes: How Teaching Diverse Voices Improves Literacy and SEL Skills La Jolla CoveAdam Wright The Power of Play: Using Games to Achieve Learning in the Garden Fairway GardenTamika Whitenack • Sophia Maria Fox Workshop your Trainings For Impact & Connection Fairway Ballroom IIIAshley Rattanawan • Allie Arnold

1:00pm PDT

A Q&A with National Grantmakers La Jolla CoveJuliAnna Arnett • Emilee Elingburg • Liliana Martinez • Sarah Lane • Katie Zimmerman Authentically Engaging Multicultural Communities in Garden Education Fairway TerraceLisa Martinez • Danielle Webb Cafeteria to Compost: Bringing Climate Action and Composting to School Campuses Fairway Ballroom IVRachel Black • Ann Dang Coming to Our Senses: Fun & Easy Ways to Use Gardens and Greenspaces to Enrich Sensory Integration La Jolla ShoresAmy Wagenfeld • Em Shipman Cooking and Community Supported Agriculture as Curriculum: Project-Based Learning through an Equity Lens Scripps Ballroom IAnna Morrison • Scott Morrison From high school to preschool: Empowering teen leaders to develop and lead their own hands-on STEM nutrition and garden education programs Fairway Ballroom IIMeghan Nealon • Vermonica Orosco From the Garden to the Café: A Collaborative Model for School Wellness Scripps Ballroom IIJuliAnna Arnett • Janelle Manzano • kari kramer • Christina Abuelo Planning and Implementing a Regional Garden-based Learning Summit La Jolla CanyonSam Ullery • Rafael Woldeab • Grace Anderson Sabores de mi Patria and Family Garden Gatherings: How inclusive family engagement programs sprouts garden stewardship and leaders Fairway Ballroom IIIEmily Buchi • Kimberly Yapias Stop Saying "Healthy"; Snuffing out Diet Culture with Nutrition Equity and Food Inclusivity OceanNathan Raska University Partnerships Taste Good: Gardening and Nutrition Education from UT-Austin to Central Texas Elementary Schools Fairway Ballroom IMichele Hockett Cooper • Matthew Landry

10:30am PDT

Building A Mission Aligned Organization: Lessons From the Garden La Jolla CoveAmanda Storey • Fernando Colunga-Medina • Melodi Lewis Cultivating School Garden Success, Funding & Sustainability Fairway Ballroom IVRandy Seagraves Culturally Conscious Gardens: Fostering Diversity and Cultural Sensitivity in School Gardens Scripps Ballroom IAbby Randall • Honi Alexander Gardens as places of healing and hope: DUG’s Therapeutic Garden Initiative Scripps Ballroom IIJudy Elliott • Lara Fahnestock Growing Young Leaders Through Multigenerational Garden Programming Fairway Ballroom IIIElizabeth Lovelace • Shea Scribner Rooting School Gardens in Your District: Stories from California La Jolla CanyonJade Kelley • Juanita Chan Roden • Amy Garfinkel • Sophia Riemer Bopp • Jill McArthur Taking Tech Outside: Supporting curiosity and career exploration through technology-rich garden experiences La Jolla ShoresErin Ingram The Great Equalizer: Gardening and the Student-Teacher Contradiction Fairway Ballroom IISymon Hajjar Vocational Horticulture and Transition with Exceptional Students: Drew Horticulture Program Fairway Ballroom IMichael Craig