Edible City is a 90 minute documentary film that asks a few burning questions…

• “How can we live in cities and still eat local, healthy, sustainable food?”

• “How can we create jobs, build local economies, and increase food security all at the same time?”

• “How can we create food systems that are economically, socially, and environmentally just?”

Edible City follows ten extraordinary stories exploring what’s going on in the food movement today, from the grassroots growth to the politics in Washington, D.C., from Occupy Oakland to creating community resiliency and local economic infrastructure.

The food movement, like any well-tended garden,  continues to grow. New ideas and organizations are sprouting up all the time, across the country and around the world. Many other films explore the problems and solutions regarding our current food system. No single film can give a complete picture of the incredible changes that are happening before our eyes. This website is a place to discover, share, connect, and grow the good food movement. 

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The Ediblecity.net Resources are videos from around the internet, organized as a simple journey through the ideas and steps necessary to create a local food system. The main ingredients: Education, Production, Processing, Distribution, Policy, People and Places.