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Williams: In Amelia, reparations effort sparks conversation - Vimarsana News

Williams: In Amelia, reparations effort sparks conversation

The goal is to build a community of people descended from the enslaved in Amelia, "so that folks can actively participate in their repair or that healing that comes along with land-based reparations," Chavis said. Central Virginia Agrarian Commons is seeking a conservation easement that would prevent commercial development of the acreage.

Collection: Sankofa Community Orchard in Richmond - Vimarsana News

Collection: Sankofa Community Orchard in Richmond

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Richmond using federal recovery funds for grants to green its neighborhoods - Vimarsana News

Richmond using federal recovery funds for grants to green its neighborhoods

Redlining left many neighborhoods devoid of trees and greenspace. Now, Richmond is directing funding to community gardens with goals of a more equitable and greener city.

Source: ggwash.org
Richmond Mayor announces $865,000 grant to fight climate change - Vimarsana News

Richmond Mayor announces $865,000 grant to fight climate change

Tuesday, Levar Stoney announced $865,000 in grant money to help create more green space, help those fighting hunger on city streets, and much more.

Source: nbc12.com
Farm to table: Chesterfield County's Bensley suburb making space for an "agrihood" housing model - Vimarsana News

Farm to table: Chesterfield County's Bensley suburb making space for an "agrihood" housing model

A team of organizers and program directors has helped drive the plan to develop an affordable housing community in Bensley as an "agrihood" that integrates small-scale farming. From left are Erica Sims of HDA Advisors; Angela Patton, CEO of Girls for a Change; Danielle Freeman Jefferson, also of Girls for a Change; and Duron Chavis,