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Slow Food Community Garden - Slow Food Martesana (Gorgonzola - Metropolitan City of Milan).
Slow Food community gardens represent the essence of Slow activism, driven by the concrete interest and commitment of those who wish to know their food closely and contribute to the protection of biodiversity.
They include different types of gardens, including therapeutic, urban, social, convivial, school, collective, within prison settings, hospital facilities, and more in order to involve a wide range of stakeholders and groups, embracing multiple forms of being and doing community. The Slow Food Community Gardens network is an expression of a willingness to get involved, physically and mentally, activating processes of positive change, involving different aspects of collective and individual life.
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