Hidden between buildings and across networks of backyards, germinating in classrooms and sprouting up in city centers, a grassroots movement is thriving in the Bay Area.

Edible City, the forthcoming documentary from East Bay Pictures, follows the stories of folks who are digging their hands into the dirt, fighting for sustainability and social justice by doing something truly revolutionary: growing a local food system.
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NEWS
June 24, 2009

We are excited to unveil a new promotion as part of our grassroots funding campaign - all donors contributing $50 or more through our donate page online will receive a copy of Edible City on DVD once it’s complete! We’ve also just uploaded rough two segments from the film, one about nutritionist Joy Moore and the other profiling urban farmer Jim Montgomery - these can be viewed on our donate page as well. Please help us spread the word, and tell your friends!

June 23, 2009

We have a number of new videos to check out! Our new trailer can be seen at the top right of the homepage; on our videos page, check out an interview with Roots of Change President Michael Dimock and a new short vignette profiling Oakland urban farmer and retiree Manuel Arrias. Check back frequently for more! Upcoming interviews will include Three Stone Hearth co-founder Jessica Prentice, and Preston Maring, Associate Physician-in-Chief at Kaiser Oakland and strong proponent of farmers’ markets and of food as preventive health care.

May 19, 2009

We have an exciting event coming up on June 11, a fundraiser hosted by Savory Thymes! The night will feature a local, organic spring dinner and talks by Eric Holt-Gimenéz—Executive Director of Food First—and Jessica Prentice—founder of Three Stone Hearth, the country’s first community-supported kitchen (CSK) and coiner of the term “locavore”. Click here

download Intervention

to see the invitation!

download Maxed Out: Hard Times, Easy Credit and the Era of Predatory Lenders

April 22, 2009

We invite you to watch our interview with Food First eli movie Executive Director Eric Holt-Giménez. Watch part 1 on our videos page, and parts 2, 3, and 4 on vimeo.

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