Stories From the garden
Little growers with big ideas about seeds
As well as looking after Global Generation's gardens in King's Cross and Canada Water our garden team work regularly with local schools, businesses and organisations. Here, Emma Trueman recounts the work they have been doing with King's Cross Academy.
Seeds for A Better World
We lose animals, seeds, plants, skills, and traditions every single day, and we must be aware that there is something we can do every day to stop the loss of these wonders. If only we could look at a pumpkin in the same way kids do, writes Youth and Community Coordinator Silvia Pedretti. An effective and hopeful activism doesn't have to be associated with big organisations, with politics and conferences. It is in our heads, in our hands and in every single step we take from the moment we leave our bed in the morning.
Revisiting Global Generation’s History - 2013
This was the year that a number of our long cherished dreams came to fruition, in large part through the interest and creativity of our young Generators and the generous support of our business collaborators. It was a big year for all things food related, writes Jane Riddiford
Revisiting Global Generation’s History - 2012
As Brian Swimme and Thomas Berry wrote, “There is a deep pull within us to discover and be true to the fact of our own interrelatedness.“ We experienced a new kind of togetherness in 2012 when we moved the Skip Garden, the Hoop Garden and our office onto our current location, writes Jane Riddford.
Revisiting Global Generation’s History - 2011
This was the year Global Generation teamed up with Branding Agency Wolff Olins and Urban Bees to form the Honey Club, an initiative that has enabled us to involve young people and local business employees in the intricate and mysterious world of bees writes Jane Riddiford.