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Organizers Urban Bloom Program

  • Writer: Tigris Foundation
    Tigris Foundation
  • Aug 4, 2025
  • 1 min read

Meet some of the organizers helping run the Urban Bloom Gardening Program! 🌻


Dr. Carol Simmons is the Executive Director of the Black Farmers Co-Operative and educator of sustainable agriculture in Philadelphia. With her expertise and guidance, students gain insight to over 50 years of experience in the farming and plant-based industry.


Dr. MoNique Holland (left) is a Sound Healing Practitioner, Self-Care Advocate, and Board Member on the Black Farmers Co-Operative. She is passionate about empowering individuals to connect with their bodies in nature and promoting transformative healing experiences that nurture the mind, body, and spirit.


Shirlene Thomas-Moore (right) is a founder and the treasurer of the Black Farmers Co-Operative, teaching students vital lessons on plant biology, farming techniques, and the power of seeds.


Dianna C. Coleman (right) is a community organizer, sustainability advocate, and the Executive Administrator of the Black Farmers Co-Operative. With over 15 years of leadership in areas of public health, Dianna understands just how vital it is to teach children the importance of healthy food.


 
 
 

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