STEM initiative that offers hands-on STEM-based activity that connects youth from low-income/ underrepresented communities to science, technology, engineering, and math education. With that hope that more girls and youth from minority backgrounds will choose STEM careers later in life.

The project aims to provide hands-on training and technical assistance, improve the participation among socially disadvantaged or veteran farmers and ranchers in USDA programs, and identify and address barriers of entry for current and prospective socially disadvantaged farmers.

Mississippi’s grassroots network connecting veterans with resources to succeed in farming, business, and life.

Promotes financial responsibility and independence among youth ages 13 to 18. Participants learn how to manage a checking account, create a budget, save and invest, and start and manage a small business. Financial literacy classes are headed every Thursday for adults with an emphasis on credit building, money management, and resources for startup businesses

It is our hope that this project will be a place for community education and access to quality food., the importance of bees, and how to create environments in an urban area that are hospitable. In the one-acre garden youth learn sustainable farm particles where healthy food is grown and given to families that cannot afford or have access to quality food.