Re/Storing Nashville :: Building Access to Affordable Food

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2008 Transit Assessment Summary

In the Fall of 2008, four Vanderbilt University stu-dents collected qualitative data using unstructured interviews and focus groups with residents of three Nashville neighborhoods. In addition, three of the students conducted transit observations, experiencing firsthand the difficulties involved in obtaining grocer-ies when relying on public transportation.  Two focus groups with a total of 15 East Nashville residents and interviews with a total of 25 participants (15 from North Nashville and 10 from Edgehill) were conducted.

Additional information was gathered when the three students traveled by bus from each of the three neighborhoods to the closest supermarket, shopped for groceries, and returned by bus to the neighbor-hood. The following PDF provides a summary of their findings.

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OUR MISSION

Restoring Nashville is a faith-based movement for food justice in Nashville advocating for increased access to affordable healthy food for all of Nashville. Re/Storing Nashville is a program of Community Food Advocates. Support for this project was provided by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

The Community Food Advocates brings people together to create and sustain a secure and healthy food system for their region, from production to consumption.

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