KERA reports that mutual aid organizations that installed a community garden to combat food insecurity in a Dallas-area homeless encampment failed to consult the impacted community in its design and installation. In addition, some residents expressed concern about installing a garden in an encampment that the City has yet to designate as permanent.
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LaSchwanna Muhammad
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