Seeding Solidarity –– a collaboration between Woven Roots Farm & Finca Luna Búho –– is a food sovereignty program that provides BIPOC, immigrant, and other marginalized families access to fresh, seasonal vegetables while creating a space to cultivate shared values, build community, uplift food literacy, and reconnect participants’ awareness towards sustainability and stewardship. Working in cooperation with participants, we co-create pathways of empowerment and self-determination, and ongoing support through knowledge shares, workshops, and direct consultation in land stewardship, gardening, cooking, and preserving food.
Participants receive a weekly food share that include a variety of seasonal vegetables, starting in mid-June thru the end of October. Opportunities for community building and knowledge sharing also occur throughout the season.
We currently offer
deliveries focusing on the Pittsfield area and the northern Berkshires.
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Regarding language that we use:
We would like to acknowledge that our relationship to words and language is ever-evolving, and has the capacity to nurture non-hierarchical mutuality. We choose ways of sharing and certain words that are part of the world we dream of. Part of this is dismantling words that uphold colonization and binary gender norms. When we hold space for unlearning, we simultaneously are able to actively create language that affirms our lived experiences.
