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A preview of where to find us this weekend and a photo from last weekend’s Mother’s Day Pow Wow! πŸ’

Find EPNI's Outdoor Farm Team on Saturday, May 17th, at two seedling events happening simultaneously in East Phillips:

πŸŒ±πŸŒΌπŸ“East Philli
We may wrap up a bit early today as we're still waiting on our bed assignments, check our story for updates!
Introducing Seed Saturdays, every other Saturday for the growing season ahead! 
If you joined EPNI’s farm team for Farm Fridays last ye
We had lots of fun making merry at the May Day celebration! πŸ’

Thanks to all who visited our table in Powderhorn Park after the parade to learn about EPNI’s work, and grab a snack from Sister's Camelot. 

Find a list of events that you can fin
Last month, EPNI welcomed two new board members β˜€οΈ 

Bruce and Sharon have both generously woven their insight and wisdom into this project for years through sharing advice, attending countless community meetings and showing up time and time again fo
On Tuesday, March 29th, EPNI and our friends and allies at Little Earth Urban Farm met to celebrate and cultivate, through the annual planting of Three Sisters Mounds. 

Site Steward and Plant Educator Forest Hunt led a lesson of traditional stories
We had so much fun with you all at Saturday's Earth Week Celebration 🌎

Thanks to the web of helpers who made this event possible:
	⁃	The Strong Body, Strong Mind Foundation for their live art making station for youth
	⁃	Nathaniel Harris for the jam
EPNI's new monthly newsletter drops on May 1st 🌞
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Today is the final day of EPNI's fund drive! Please consider chipping in to support our farm team efforts to build a stronger local food system here in East Phillips and beyond.

Head to the link in our bio or contribute tonight at our concert with @
EPNI is throwing an Earth Week party in the park! This Saturday, April 26th, from 12pm-2pm at Cedar Field Park, a few hours before an evening concert with @minneapolischoircoop 

You can expect: 
- Free indian walking tacos with fry bread from chef M
EPNI’s outdoor farm team is focusing on relationships. Relationships between roots and the soil, relationships between EPNI and our neighbors, relationships between stories and resistance. Right now, we’re asking for your support to fund
Yesterday, dozens gathered at Little Earth to eat some sambusas and discuss our connections to water. 

Fred grounded the group with an opening ceremony and reflections around the river known as the Mississippi in English, Misi-Ziibi in Anishinaabemo
EPNI is hiring a Funding Development Associate! Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis, please help spread the word πŸ’« 

Find the online application, which has a link to the detailed job description, through the link in our bio, or at epnif
Tomorrow, April 15th, we'll continue talking about how water moves through our daily lives and someday, through the Roof Depot site!

Come explore your relationship with our local watershed and learn about creative rainwater infrastructure that can h
Right now, the six folks who make up EPNI’s outdoor farm team are probably crafting a survey or running around town watering seedlings at three different incubator sites across the East Phillips neighborhood. 

The team has detailed plans to gr
(oops! this should say TUESDAY) Join us for part two of EPNI's watershed series! On April 15th, we'll continue talking and visioning around water that moves through our communities and through the Roof Depot site.

Together we will make art and gener

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East Phillips Neighborhood Institute

333 N. Washington Ave #210
Minneapolis, MN 55401


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