Food Movement
Beyond the Atlas, dive deeper into the Cincinnati region’s vibrant food story with a collection of companion projects. Discover Community Food Maps highlighting neighborhood food assets, a Food History Timeline tracing over 250 years of regional innovation, an Ecovillages Thesis envisioning sustainable living models, and a Perennial Database designed to support regenerative growing practices. Each project adds new layers of insight, creativity, and action toward building a healthier, more resilient local food system.
Community Food & Asset Maps
The Community Food Maps project brings local food systems to life through detailed, neighborhood-based maps. Each map highlights farmers, gardens, markets, and food access points, offering a powerful visual tool to understand and strengthen our region’s connection to fresh, healthy, and locally grown food.
Ecovillage Thesis
The Community Food Maps project brings local food systems to life through detailed, neighborhood-based maps. Each map highlights farmers, gardens, markets, and food access points, offering a powerful visual tool to understand and strengthen our region’s connection to fresh, healthy, and locally grown food.
A Cincinnati Farming & Food History Timeline
The Community Food Maps project brings local food systems to life through detailed, neighborhood-based maps. Each map highlights farmers, gardens, markets, and food access points, offering a powerful visual tool to understand and strengthen our region’s connection to fresh, healthy, and locally grown food.
Perennial Database
The Community Food Maps project brings local food systems to life through detailed, neighborhood-based maps. Each map highlights farmers, gardens, markets, and food access points, offering a powerful visual tool to understand and strengthen our region’s connection to fresh, healthy, and locally grown food.