Publications

K. Brown and S. Brush. Edible Providence: Integrating Local Food into Urban Planning. In Integrating Food Into Urban Planning. Y. Cabannes and C. Marocchino (eds). University College London Press. 2018.

K. Brown and S. Brush. Edible Providence: Integrating Food into Urban Planning. International Society of City and Regional Planners ISOCARP Review 12. 2016. pages 202-215

Bellows, A, Brown, K, and Smit, J.  Health Benefits of US Urban Agriculture. Community Food Security Coalition Urban Agriculture Committee. 2005. 

Brown, K. and members of the Community Food Security Coalition Urban Agriculture Committee. Urban Agriculture and Community Food Security in the United States: Farming from the City Center to the Urban Fringe. 2002.

Brown, K. Living Deliberately into the 21st Century:  Messenger, Witness, and Connector.  High Plains Applied Anthropologist. 20(2):179-184. 2000. 

Brown, K. and Jameton, A. Public Health Implications of Urban Agriculture. Journal of Public Health Policy. 21(1): 20-39. 2000. 

Brown, K. Not By Bread Alone.  Community Food Security.  The Newsletter of California Certified Organic Farmers.  19(1): 2-5, 15. 2002.

Brown, K. Selling to Grocery Stores. Interview with Mark Pluhacek, co-owner of Broadmoor Market. Growing for Market 2002.

Brown, K. Bloom Where You’re Planted. City Sprouts, An Inner City Gardening Project. Faith at Work. 112(2): 12-13. 1999.

Featured in Media

Panelist. Action Speaks Radio. What's Eating Us? Alice Waters Opens Chez Panisse. Recorded live at AS220 on 10/13 2010 for NPR Radio. 

SCLT’s Champions in Action featured on NBC‐10! (video) July 9. 2010. 

Providence Residents P.E.C.K. Away at Chicken‐Keeping Ordinance. Frank Carini. RI Future.org Progressive News Opinion and Analysis. 7/21/10

Curbside Composting: a Possibility for Rhode Island. Frank Carini. Providence Environmental Health Examiner. 2010. 

Compost: Grows Food and Community. Frank Carini. EcoRi News. 2010. 

The Promise of Urban Agriculture. Jason Miller. New Towns July/Aug 2006. 

SCLT fosters growth of urban agriculture. Green thumbs. Miriam Altman. The Boston Phoenix. November 15, 2006