Kimberly N. Carr

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Carr, K. N. (2020, Feb. 26). Food sovereignty, racial equity, and the state of Black farmers in Michigan [Testimony]. Michigan House of Representatives Agricultural Committee, Lansing, MI. Retrieved from https://www.house.mi.gov/SharedVideo/PlayVideoArchive.html?video=AGRI-022620.mp4

Carr, K. N. (2020, Feb. 26). Food sovereignty in underserved communities: The need and suggestions to improve access to land and capital [Panel discussion]. Michigan Legislative Black Caucus, Lansing, MI.

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Michigan Good Food

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