Food access has a huge impact on a community's health and well-being.

It is estimated that low-income neighborhoods have 30% fewer grocery stores per capita than higher income neighborhoods. Living in one of our nation's "food deserts" can mean an unreliable and limited diet, high food prices, soaring diabetes rates, and childhood obesity. Infill Philadelphia: Food Access looks at how innovative design can improve access to fresh, healthy food in urban neighborhoods.

Infill Philadelphia: Food Access is supported by the Pennsylvania Fresh Food Financing Initiative, The William Penn Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, Claneil Foundation, and the City of Philadelphia Office of Housing and Community Development.