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The way that I see food is the way that I see my friends and my family.

It's very important to nurture it, it needs water, it needs time, needs sunlight and affection.

And so, through the gang intervention work that we do, showing young people exactly what it means to be fresh by eating fresh.

And the idea that this is the most gangster, most jeet up thing that you can do is represent your hood and growing food for your hood.

Where can young people turn to find a positive, healthy outlet and at the same time support their communities, growing and growing.

And cultivating vegetables says Dr. Itath DJ Kavum Vita this month.

On the Planet Classroom Network YouTube channel, audiences can screen the film from gangs to gardens directed by Jay Love Calderon.

The documentary tells the story of DJ Kavum's journey from dodging a gang lifestyle as a child in Denver, Colorado.

To fronting a movement to inspire children by combining hip hop and ego-friendly-ness.

Viewers will discover how his different experiences as an artist, activist, educator and vegan chef led DJ Kavum to begin his groundbreaking movement.

I see food justice issues and people fighting for food justice when the problem really is the access.

The problem is that people don't have the right information.

When you see young people out there, when you see elders in the community in eight, and they're really just suffering from diseases that are food related.

And when you're talking about economic racism, you gotta think about how food deserts are directly related to access and health.

Hey, hey, this is Jay Love Calderon, the director of From Gings to Gardens.

What's up, Planet Classroom? Hope everyone is doing well.

I'm super excited about this film. This film was created because I am a native from Denver, Colorado.

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