Eric Schaefer
Phone number: (650) 483-2754
Interests: Gardening and food growing (duh!), pizza-making and eating, cycling. My ambition is to build a network of urban gardens to market and sell their produce collectively, and I'm interested in hearing from anyone in the class that grows vegetables at home.
Wendy Turner
415.336.9590
loves food and wants to share those traditions with her family. learning to grow healthy food, understanding the source, and spreading the word are traditions we're creating together.
Anisha Desai
415-515-3816
Am interested in learning about urban food production as a means toward community power building and sovereignty. I see Alemany Farm as a living laboratory for justice- bringing together a positive, solutions-focused orientation with a racial and climate justice frame, and I am eager to learn more.
Adam Leising
phd candidate
stanford university
interdisciplinary program in environment + resources
Lexi Hudson
530 400 7856
Interests: Biking, cooking, mending, crafting, gardening, foraging, nerding, reading, exploring
LisaRuth Elliott
co-director of the history project Shaping San Francisco - where we ask: how does knowledge of our collective past help create a radically changed, shared future? - also i am a public mural project manager/painter, disaster relief worker, sustainability/climate justice activist, bicyclist, breadmaker, weaver, collage/paper artist, and dancer.
Michelle Thong
Enthusiastic eater, cooking/baking hobbyist, farmers' market junkie, and now, aspiring gardener. I love our Saturdays in the farm because I love being outside, doing physical work, and being part of a community of urban gardeners -- all while learning how to grow beautiful vegetables and fruit. I was an electrical engineer in a former life, and now I'm starting a Master's program in urban planning. I'm interested in how urban planners can help create thriving local food systems with policies and plans that support urban farms, community gardens, farmers markets and agricultural land preservation.
Email: mthong at gmail.com
Marcia Sitcoske
graduate student, Green Mountain College
Environmental Studies/Communications
Interested in using food ecology to connect people to the natural world.
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