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ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS – Forthcoming

Drafts of all of the manuscripts below have been completed and are awaiting publication.

Growing Hope: Narratives of Food Justice

Growing Hope takes a closer look at how nonfiction narratives of food justice can carry the … Read more

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ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS – Forthcoming

Drafts of all of the manuscripts below have been completed and are awaiting publication.

Growing Hope: Narratives of Food Justice

Growing Hope takes a closer look at how nonfiction narratives of food justice can carry the … Read more

ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS – Forthcoming

Drafts of all of the manuscripts below have been completed and are awaiting publication.

Growing Hope: Narratives of Food Justice

Growing Hope takes a closer look at how nonfiction narratives of food justice can carry the … Read more

ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS – Forthcoming

Drafts of all of the manuscripts below have been completed and are awaiting publication.

Growing Hope: Narratives of Food Justice

Growing Hope takes a closer look at how nonfiction narratives of food justice can carry the … Read more

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