When thinking about gardening and farming, images of inner-city Detroit, South Central Los Angeles or the Bronx do not normally come to mind. On the contrary, you may envision rolling fields, red barns, and cow pastures.

However, as urban agriculture continues to grow and as the emergence of Micro green gardening takes hold it has opened up a new world of possibilities for humanity.

                   

I founded The Urban Greens Project to bring important information and awareness to inner city communities, communities of color and community gardens projects to help them continue to grow. By aggregating important “how to” articles, videos and content it will help empower communities to become more healthy, self-sustainable and promote general wellness.  In addition, by helping people return to their roots and getting them engaged with their community in a meaningful way it is massive positive for society at large.

The current focus in on expanding our community awareness and engaging Ag-Tech organizations to get involved in furthering the vision.

About Me

As an Honors student and a rising sophomore in college, I ‘m dedicated to exploring the profound intersection of Applied Economics, Data Analytics, and social Well-Being. My academic journey is fueled by a passion for leveraging robust economic models and insightful data to devise impactful business strategies that address real-world challenges and foster a more positive future for humanity.