The world is a wide and diverse melting pot of cultures dating back to pre-recorded history. With the development of the internet, different cultures [...]
Feeding the Future: Preschool Garden Development
Malawi is a country located in the southwest of Africa. Compared to its neighboring countries of Zambia, Tanzania, and Mozambique, it is relatively [...]
Support Local Farmers and Fight Climate Change
The global climate is warming at an unprecedented rate. If the World continues business as usual, we will continue to see a rise in climate change. [...]
The Biggest Little Farm
In the midst of our urban, industrialized society, there are those who wish to break the cycle and return to our agricultural roots. Over the years, [...]
Food Deserts: A Land Without Nutrition
When you hear the word desert, what do you think of? Most likely you imagine an endless sea of sand and barely any vegetation. A barren landscape [...]
Papaya Trees Helping The Fight Against Hunger
My name is Luis Diaz from Colombia. In my search to create change in my life and the lives of others, I became an international volunteer at One [...]
New Life at One World Center: Growing Seedlings
In the age of consumerism, we have a habit of buying something when we have a need. It makes sense to just run out and get it immediately. That same [...]
Mark Covington & Georgia Street Community Collective
For many years now, One World Center has been working with Mark Covington and his non-profit organization, Georgia Street Community Collective (GSCC) [...]
Poverty: What Does That Really Mean?
Poverty is a construct. The poverty of today is not the same poverty of 100 years ago. Why? The reason is fairly simple: what is considered as [...]
Cows Save The Planet
“They say farmers need a safety net. I think the soil should be our safety net. If you add up the dollar figure for improved health, carbon [...]
A No-Maintenance Garden: Edible Forest Gardens
An Edible Forest Garden, or Food Forest, is a low maintenance sustainable area with a collection of edible plants, shrubs and trees designed to mimic [...]
