Eat Your View: Bob Turner’s LOA Column
This article was written by Bob Turner and published by the Laurel of Asheville in June, 2020. It was prompted by Lee leaving Organic Growers School after...
The End of a Beautiful Chapter
I started as the Executive Director at Organic Growers School at the end of 2013. June 5, 2020 is my very last day. What a fabulous ride we’ve been on. What a great team. And what tremendous...
Best of Lee’s Organic Growers School Blog Posts
After almost seven years of service (in the Executive Director role) to the fabulous non-profit Organic Growers School, here are some of my blog posts that I love the best…
https://organicgro...
Why Grow (and eat, farm, live) Organically
Thanks to Mountain True & Hendersonville Green Drinks for hosting this event.
Industrial agriculture has resulted in a loss of biodiversity, environmental crises, reduced resilience, increased...
Social Justice as a Strategic Priority
The Commitment and Challenges
Lee Warren, Executive Director, Organic Growers School
Article reprinted from NC Center for Nonprofits. Originally published here.
Organic Growers School...
Farmers can fix WNC’s health and hunger crisis
Originally published in the Mountain Xpress, here.
Posted on October 9, 2019 by Xpress Contributor
BY LEE WARREN
Health & Hunger Crisis
It’s no news that we have a health...
How to Hire Great Nonprofit Leaders
by Lee Warren on September 16, 2019
Originally Published in Blue Avocado. under categories: HR and Employment Issues| Leadership and ManagementTopic Tags: Executive Director| Hiring
We’re...
Nine Doable Investments to Support Regeneration
Originally published in Capital at Play here.
Many of us working in agriculture and nonprofits don’t have extra money to invest outside of our baseline life-supporting endeavors. Yet others in...
Soil = Health
New Dogwood Health Trust board needs agricultural advocates
Originally published by the Mountain Xpress here and here, on September 9, 2018 by Xpress Contributor
BY LEE WARREN
The recent announcement...
Support Small Scale Animal Agriculture – II
This is part of the ongoing response to the ongoing debate featured in Part I.
Supporting Small Scale Animal Agriculture
Hi Caitlin & Others,
I too appreciate the ongoing dialog. I think...
Supporting Small Scale Animal Agriculture
In 2016 there as an uproar over an educational event that featured a sheep slaughter. Below are some of the details. My thoughts were featured in an opinion article, originally published in the Mountain...