The Atlanta Mobile Market, established in 2011, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit social enterprise that provides nutrition education programming and improved access to fruits and vegetables to low-access areas in Atlanta, Georgia.

Projects and Reports

• University of Georgia Urban Food Desert Analysis, Report
• Georgia State University Community Mapping Project, Report - Using Maps to Tell Bankhead Community Stories, Bankhead Community Sketch Map
• Latin American Association SNAP Population Survey, Summary
• Rolling Bends Community Needs Assessment, Report

Community Events

• Community Kitchen, Ongoing
• Back to School Bash, July 2017
• Summer Produce Market, July 2017
• Rollins School of Public Health Earn and Learn Practicum Site, July 2017
• Holiday Festival, December 2016
• Back 2 School Bash, August 2016
• Ahavath Achim Synagogue Hunger Seder, April 2016
• Holiday Market, Georgia World Congress Center, December 2015
• National Night Out, Shamrock Gardens Apartments, August 2015
• Yale Linman Summer Fellow Host Site, July 2015
• Morehouse School of Medicine 4th Annual Community Meet & Greet, July 2015
• Westside Trail Open House Walking Tour, with City of Refuge, Invest Atlanta/Beltline, June 2015
• Atlanta Studies Symposium, Community Development Presentation, May 2015
• Concrete Jungle/Ahavath Achim Synagogue Hunger Seder, April 2015
• Atlanta Streets Alive - West End, April 2015
• Emory University Earth Day, March 2015
• LiFT Art Salon: #ATLsoulfoodie, February 2015
• Atlanta Community Food Bank/Georgia Food Oasis Fresh Market Collaborative, June through October 2014, Summer 2015. 
• City of Atlanta “Love Your Block” Project, September 2014
• Annual Rolling Bends Resident Council Health Fair, March 2013 and April 2014
• Pilot Produce Delivery Project, November 2013
• Grocery Store Tour, Rolling Bends, October 2012 and 2013
• "The Apple Pushers" Screening & Discussion at the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Roybal Campus, March 2013

Press

• "Together is Better" National Night Out Press Release
• "Healthy Food, Strong Communities" article in Best Self Atlanta 
• Imagine If... All Atlantans Had Access to Fresh Food Sources, Human Capital Theory
• Fresh Market Press Release

Videos

Atlanta Mobile Market PSA Students from a Georgia State University class partnered with Atlanta organizations to develop public service announcements. Check out what was created for the Atlanta Mobile Market: