Join ecosystem builder Omar Brownson, Executive Director of the Los Angeles Community Garden Council, to explore how community-grown food is fueling a new kind of exchange—one rooted in a reimagined commons, decentralized leadership, and a future beyond extraction. With over 40 gardens and 2,000+ members across LA, the Council is pioneering a shift toward locally governed ecosystems that offer more than food—they offer belonging, resilience, and a blueprint for a thriving urban future. Want a preview? Read Omar’s recent piece in Planetizen: Don't Cement Our Future: Rethinking LA’s Landscape After Fire (and Floods)

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