The Student News Site of University of Oregon - Ethos

Ethos
SEE YOURSELF IN ETHOS
Ayisha Elliott, the woman behind the podcast “Black Girl From Eugene,” started her podcast in 2018. Since its inception, Elliott’s podcast has garnered over 1,600 followers on Facebook; one recent podcast entry titled “Are White Business’ Actually Ready?” received over 12,000 views.
“Black Girl from Eugene”: A Conversation with Ayisha Elliott
Coping Through COVID-19
UO ESports On The Rise
Highlighting First Generation Graduates During COVID-19
Remembering the Coast
The Student News Site of University of Oregon - Ethos

Ethos
The Student News Site of University of Oregon - Ethos

Ethos
Categories:

Growing Better, Not Bigger

Fox and Bear is an urban farm right outside of Portland that distributes their high quality, hand-tended vegetables through CSA (community supported agriculture) and wholesale. Our Multimedia Producer Meg Matsuzaki takes us to the root of their production.
October 21, 2019

 
Produced By Meg Matsuzaki

View Story Comments
Print this Story
Donate to Ethos

Your donation will support the student journalists of University of Oregon - Ethos. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.

More to Discover
More in climate
Grace Youngblood, an organizer of Save the Urban Farm, has been involved with the Urban Farm for four years.
Actively Ignored: The Fight for the Urban Farm
Depoe_Bay2
Whale Parade
Pipelineno2
From Canada to Coos Bay, The Politics of a Pipeline
A River Runs Through It
A River Runs Through It
Family Business
Family Business
Before dinner, Paige gives James his medicine in the form of a cannabis oil filled capsule. James takes about 45mg of CBD and THC/THCA oil throughout the day. The CBD helps reduce his seizures while the THC and THCA helps regulate his emotions and impulse control. “He is more able […]
Curative Cannabidiol
More in ethos
Hand.jpg
Unlocking Potential: UO’s Effort to Close the Gap Between Custody and Learning
masks_052024_02.jpg
The Unseen Impacts of COVID-19
2024.02.24.Ethos.APH.GroveGarden-26
Growing the Grove Garden: The Need for Intentional Communities
Luda Gogolushko sits in her wheelchair on the University of Oregon campus. (Kallie Hansel-Tennes/Ethos)
Changing the Narrative of Disability, One Page at a Time
While preparing to play an assortment of singing bowls, Hin describes the purpose of each note. He says he is still working to create his own style of play. (Shane Balian/Ethos)
Embracing Change: Exploring Alternative Psilocybin Treatments in Eugene
Ethos.APH.HomeHealth3
Addiction at Home
More in multimedia
Ayisha Elliott, the woman behind the podcast “Black Girl From Eugene,” started her podcast in 2018. Since its inception, Elliott’s podcast has garnered over 1,600 followers on Facebook; one recent podcast entry titled “Are White Business’ Actually Ready?” received over 12,000 views.
“Black Girl from Eugene”: A Conversation with Ayisha Elliott
Coping Through COVID-19
UO ESports On The Rise
Highlighting First Generation Graduates During COVID-19
Remembering the Coast
Paving the Way for Art
Donate to Ethos