What are the unique characteristics of Natasha Nicholes's #WeSowWeGrow initiative?

I created #WeSowWeGrow as both a hashtag movement and a community-centered agricultural initiative, and it has a few things that make it different:

• It’s about growing gardeners globally while staying rooted in my West Pullman neighborhood in Chicago
• It centers urban farming, food access, and community care, not just pretty plants
• It welcomes beginners fully—if your plant dies, you’re still “one of us”
• It’s relational: we share stories of family, homesteading, homeschooling, and city life right alongside gardening
• It’s intentionally inclusive, inviting folks who don’t usually see themselves represented in garden spaces

What part of #WeSowWeGrow are you most curious about—community work, gardening tips, or the global side of the movement?