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Chicago Advocates for Urban Agriculture and Job Training for the Disadvantaged: Growing Home

Growing Home provides transitional employment and training for individuals in Chicago facing multiple barriers to securing permanent and unsubsidized employment through a social enterprise business based on organic agriculture.
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October 14, 2011
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