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Sowing Heritage

We are sowing heritage by empowering BIPOC women as stewards of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) to lead transformative farming projects rooted in self-care and solidarity economy principles. Through education, collaboration, and advocacy, we cultivate cultural heritage, sustainable practices, and community well-being, ensuring these values take root in cities for generations to come.

We offer food sovereignty farm design and crop planning services focused on Native foodways both medicinal and edible. We equip communities with the tools and strategies needed to cultivate resilient, culturally significant urban and rural agricultural spaces.

Pathfinders Circle

This peer-led learning group provides an inclusive space to share, evolve, and advocate for practices rooted in ancestral wisdom. By connecting diverse voices, the Pathfinders Circle supports the preservation of TEK while addressing contemporary challenges in agriculture, climate resilience, and environmental justice.

The program emphasizes policy advocacy, providing participants with the tools and knowledge to influence decision-making processes that uplift Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) and empower BIPOC communities. By prioritizing sustainable and equitable agricultural and environmental policies, the program fosters leadership and systemic change.

 
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“Power is not brute force and money; power is in your spirit. Power is in your connection to the Earth.”

Winona LaDuke (Ojibwe), activist and environmentalist

 
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Seed Sisters

Seeds are more than just agricultural tools; they are vessels of culture, history, and resilience. Seed Sisters seeks to honor this legacy while equipping aspiring farmers with the knowledge to navigate the challenges of modern agriculture, from climate change to food insecurity.

Through storytelling, seed saving, and the preservation of cooking traditions, the program weaves cultural heritage into the fabric of sustainable farming practices. By safeguarding seeds and the knowledge they carry, we protect our shared future, ensuring that the voices and traditions of BIPOC communities flourish for generations to come.