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"As an avid gardener, Andrew Carlson, Ph.D., professor and chair of history, understands the importance of being able to grow your own healthy food, a privilege many in Northern Ethiopia were unable to attain just a few years ago. The Carlson family created The Kossoye Project, a 501c3 organization, to combat the growing malnutrition crisis by empowering the citizens of Northern Ethiopia, especially women and children, to feed themselves and their families by growing their own healthy food. Carlson also sought to influence the food culture by making it more diverse."
<https://stories.capital.edu/2022/04/21/small-gardens-lead-to-big-changes-in-ethiopia/>