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UBHP Joins Harlem Farms 2026 to Celebrate New York Agriculture, Food Access, and Community Partnerships
UBHP Joins Harlem Farms 2026 to Celebrate New York Agriculture, Food Access, and Community Partnerships On Saturday, October 10, 2026, Uptown & Boogie Healthy Project, Inc. (UBHP) participated in Harlem…
Read MoreClimate Week 2026
What We Learned at Why Regenerative Uptown & Boogie Healthy Project | September 21–25, 2026 Our Executive Director spent Climate Week in New York at the Why Regenerative sessions, plus…
Read MoreTaking Our Work to Taste of Climate Week NYC
Food is often left out of climate discussions, but this year, it was front and center for a whole week at Climate Week NYC. On September 21, our founder and…
Read MoreReflections from the Resilient Gardens Conference: Scaling Up from Urban to Rural Growing
On September 18, I was invited to speak on a panel at the Resilient Gardens Conference, hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension and the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets at…
Read MoreThe Second Annual Youth Agritourism Retreat: Two Days on the Land in Ulster County
Each summer, our interns leave behind the markets, CSA boxes, and greenhouse for two days in the farms and fields of Ulster County, NY. This August, the Second Annual Youth…
Read MoreBoard Opportunity
🌱 Uptown & Boogie Healthy Project is building its board — and we are looking for you. UBHP is a Harlem and Bronx-rooted nonprofit connecting over 1,000 families each week…
Read MoreFirst College Garden Interns Strengthen Community Garden Programs in 2025
Our St Nicholas Miracle Garden welcomed its first college garden interns this year. They brought hands-on support and innovative ideas to enhance garden and greenhouse programs in Harlem. Their work…
Read MoreKingston, New York Farm Tour
I thank Shaniqua Bowden, Director of Cultural Engagement and Sustainable Living at The Kingston Land Trust, for helping me plan this year’s farm tour in Kingston, New York, with our…
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