🌱 “We are living under food apartheid.” — Germaine Jenkins ⠀ Germaine Jenkins co-founded Fresh Future Farm in North Charleston to fight for food justice in her community. In a neighborhood with few grocery stores and little access to fresh produce, she helped turn a vacant lot into a working urban farm and neighborhood grocery store. ⠀ Today, Germaine is a Strategic Development Consultant for FFF and a Community Weaver for EFOD, helping others build fair food systems rooted in equity and care. ⠀ Her work reminds us: healthy eating isn’t possible without fair access to food. ⠀ 🧠 Want to learn more about food justice and how it affects you and your community? Join us for Brunch N’ Learn: Food Justice 101 — sign up at https://buff.ly/6wzcTFF . . . #FreshFutureFarm #FoodJustice101 #FoodIsPower (fb)

FOOD JUSTICE means everyone should have access to healthy, affordable food — no matter their income, race, or ZIP code. ⠀ But today, that’s not the case. Some neighborhoods have lots of grocery stores and fresh produce. Others — often where Black, Brown, or low-income families live — don’t. ⠀ 🍎 Healthy eating isn’t just about what’s on your plate — it’s also about what’s available in your community. 💡 Want to learn more and be part of the solution? Join us for Brunch N’ Learn: Food Justice 101 — sign up at https://buff.ly/6wzcTFF . . . #FreshFutureFarm #FoodJustice101 #HealthyEatingLooksDifferent (fb)