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  • We envision a future where people live respectfully and act responsibly...

  • Respect and gratitude for life and all living things

  • Shared responsibility for sustaining the health of the land

  • Self-efficacy for children and adults through growing and preparing food

  • Participatory research to guide program development

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The Intergenerational Landed Learning on the Farm Project is a unique initiative of the Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy, Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia, with its focus on agriculture and food as the link between a healthy environment and human well-being. By uniting generations in a community learning initiative this program illustrates the values of lifelong learning, community mindedness, ecological and social citizenship, and civic responsibility. These are values that are difficult to communicate in schools and classrooms and are best learned through personal and community experience

Through its Get Growing publication on curricular food and gardening activities, the Landed Learning Project is being disseminated as a refreshing model for elementary and middle school teachers who wish to integrate experiential learning about the food system in their classrooms. To find out more about Landed Learning or to become involved as a volunteer, please visit our volunteer section.

Meet Our Team

Julia
Jolie Mayer-Smith
Director of the Project
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LInda
Linda Pterat
Codirector of the Project
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stacy
Stacy Friedman
Manager of the Project
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Tathali
Tathali Urueta
Assistent of the Project
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