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In this interview, Cicely Garrett centers her work on food sovereignty, particularly within Black communities. She begins by recounting her experiences with food access in her hometown of Huntington, West Virginia. Garrett then describes her move to Atlanta and discusses her professional transition from a focus on economic stability to a neighborhood-based food access focus. She highlights her involvement with various organizations and projects in the Atlanta area that have advanced her efforts in food work. Garrett underscores the importance of supporting food justice initiatives in thriving local and regional communities.
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