We are organising toward collective ownership and land stewardship by Black and People of Colour, to heal the colonial-rooted trauma that has separated us and continues to extract from the land.

We are taking back stewardship of the land, as the basis for revolution and sovereignty in our communities. Land has always been a focal point for organising in our homelands and across the diaspora, and we are part of building a movement that continues in this tradition. 

In practice, we are working towards this vision to establish a land project for and by Black and People of Colour – a land project where we can grow food for our communities, share skills, rest together, and deepen our connections with land.

We believe that our liberation is intertwined with the liberation of the land, and seek to foster a relationship with the land beyond the dynamics of extraction. We are mobilising a network of BPOC land stewards, striving for land access and affirming our right to grow and live in right relationship with the earth.