As 2024 comes to a close, it is marked as another year where our labor, voice, and collective action are imprinted into history. Although divisive rhetoric continues to threaten communal notions of Nia and Ujima (Kwanzaa, 2008), we stand united in principled struggle for justice and transformational change to the material conditions of Black land stewards, producers, and cooperatives in urban and rural communities through advocacy and coalition organizing.
Read MoreThe National Black Food & Justice Alliance (NBFJA) proudly announces the launch of The Land, Food, and Freedom Journal, an interdisciplinary publication that curates conversations at the intersections of Black food sovereignty, land justice, academia, and art. This peer-reviewed journal amplifies the voices of Black land stewards, scholars, activists, and culture bearers who are advancing the movement for liberation through innovative land and food strategies and bold visions for the future.
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