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This study explores the challenges low-income and racialized communities face in accessing land for urban agriculture in San Diego.

A landscape of opportunity? Vacant land, community gardens, and neoliberal green fixes in San Diego

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This study explores the challenges low-income and racialized communities face in accessing land for urban agriculture in San Diego.
Analyzed city planning documents and spatial data
Conducted site audits and surveys
Performed interviews with community members and stakeholders
Identified legal and economic barriers to land access for urban agriculture
Highlighted the shift of responsibility for food access onto marginalized communities
Critiqued neoliberal urban agriculture policies as reinforcing inequities

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This analysis examines land access and community gardening in San Diego, revealing inequities impacting food security.

Pascale Joassart-Marcelli (2026) studied this question.

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