Food is Political Bingo
Additional resources and Ways to tap in
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Thank you for taking the time to play the National Black Food and Justice Alliance’s (NBFJA) Food is Political Bingo game. We hope this tool has been a conversation starter, a regrounding, and an activation for you.
Now that you’ve explored the food conditions of your neighborhood, we’ve provided some resources to help you continue learning and deepening your commitment to Black farmers, the food sovereignty movement, and a future where we all eat healthy, affordable food.
If you have any further questions, feedback, or curiosities, please email communications@blackfoodjustice.org.
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Want to host your own bingo event?
Explore the Food is Political Bingo—Facilitator’s Guide, featuring a PDF of the cards, facilitation instructions, a template you can fill in yourself, and other tips.
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Explore the Guide to Black Food Terms to learn more movement vocabulary.
Explore the Land, Food, and Freedom Journal and the accompanying Field Notes Substack to read more food system analysis and reflections from farmers and organizers.
Read Farming While Black from member Leah Penniman of Soul Fire Farm.
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Explore the NBFJA Member Page
Explore our Food Map and Directory to find farms and organizations all around the country.
Explore the Black Farmer Index for a more comprehensive list of Black farmers in the nation.
We encourage you to reach out to farms and organizations directly to see how you can tap in!
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Watch this video to learn about the strategies, conversations, and organizing that founded the Alliance.
Explore our Organizing Suite with worksheets to begin organizing your community. Make a copy of the documents to get started:
The Bingo Event Series: From Awareness to Action facilitation guide.
The Conjunctural Analysis to Strategic Action packets.