Sukhmony Brar

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Disclosure statement No potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s). Notes 1 Students are also interested in food systems studies more than ever (Valley et al., Citation2018), including in urban planning (Mendes, Citation2024). We, in fact, emerged out of a year-long graduate course at the University of Michigan called the Transformative Food Systems Seminar.

Bright red chili peppers at a CFFMA farmers market. Courtesy of Peter DeYoung ‘We’ll buy all of your flowers’ By Sukhmony Brar Oct 25, 2021, 1:21pm EDT For four generations, peaches have been of particular significance to Nikiko Masumoto and her family. Even in the midst of an extremely hectic harvest season, her voice still carries an air of enchantment as she speaks of her deep connection to her work as a farmer in Fresno County. “It feels pretty magical.

By Tom Wilmer & Alice Daniel/Valley Public Radio & Sukhmony Brar & Madi Bolanos/Valley Public Radio & Jim Dantona/SLO Chamber • 1 minute ago On this episdoe of Issues & Ideas, San Luis Obispo author Nicholas Belardes talks about growing up in Bakersfield and going to a high school steeped in Confederate symbolism. A new report from UC Merced shows undocumented workers have been hit hard when it comes to job loss during the pandemic, especially women in non-essential jobs.