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Yesterday, we partnered with Equality USDA, the LGBTQI employee resource group, to celebrate Pride Month by planting flowers in rainbow colors at the USDA Headquarters People’s Garden. Volunteers planted celosia, calendula, lobelia, salvia, and dahlia, and also harvested and donated greens to the DC Central Kitchen. If you’re in the area, come by to see our rainbow garden bed bloom! 🌻

  • Three people stand together smiling behind a table filled with fresh greens harvested from the garden
  • A man and woman in the garden harvesting greens
  • Three people discuss planting colorful flowers
  • A man in a USDA shirt kneels and collects kale leaves from the garden
  • A man wearing a USDA hat and shirt leans over a flower bed of orange and yellow flowers
LTonya Davis

Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, USDA

1mo

Kudos to the OCDIO’s very own Jeremy Wood for volunteering! Can’t wait to see it.

Jeremy Wood

DEIA Strategy & Policy Advisor at USDA

1mo

So thankful to Natalie and NRCS for making our Equality USDA volunteer session so much fun & educational, and help us celebrate Pride Month at USDA! Special thanks to the lovely Mrs. Vilsack for joining us!

Cassondra Searight, CDP®

Deputy Director of Strategy and Policy/DEIA Practitioner/Change Agent

1mo

Congrats! Thank you Jeremy for representing Equality USDA and OCDIO.

Suzanne Pender

Strategic Communications Coordinator | urban agriculture, USDA. Writer and Content Creator | art and museums

1mo

Such a wonderful idea! And the garden bed looks fantastic!

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