Sign up for UPCOMING FOOD JUSTICE LEADERSHIP COLLECTIVE SESSIONS, Deadline to apply EXTENDED TO Marc
Announcing the long awaited
Hattie Carthan Food Justice Leadership Course:
Educating a new cadre of leaders to work against the arrogance of Ignorance and Structural Design Compromise in our institutions and systems
If you already a part of our community or are living or dying to become a part of concrete change work we invite you to apply:
Current Communities Include:
Current volunteers Artists, drummers and musicians Market basket members and shoppers Youths Composters and Recyclers Herbal immersion participants Parents of toddlers in Hattie Carthan tiny tots gardening program Local gardeners cooperative growing food for our markets Chicken and bee keepers Renewable energy enthusiasts Women producers and makers Community chefs and local food justice advocates Alternative media Non conforming gender groups
I trust that each of you are doing as well as can be expected in our current political climate and that you are using this Dark time to think deeply and organize your energy for intelligent action. Hopefully, deep inside your belly you are also sure that the time is here to stand up for justice and equity in all of our systems, institutions and society. We, at the Hattie Carthan community food projects are writing now to invite you to deepen your connection to our community beyond just being a recreational gardener or shopper who recognizes and purchases fresh, healthy food. We invite you to educate yourself against the arrogance of innocence in order to inform your own wellbeing and community health. Are you feeling angry, guilty,anxious, scared or alienated by the national political environment and want to help increase community resilience in the community that you reside? Do you yearn to be involved with people or all races, genders and ages as we remember our humanity and common cause in our struggle against oppression? Do you recognize your own liberation as being tied to the least amongst us? Are you struggling to understand what Race and Class has to do with anything and long to understand why we even need to apply a Race/Class analysis to our food system work to ensur