Wild Seed Project is looking forward to tabling at a great upcoming event, hosted by The BTS Center.

Food justice and climate justice spring from the same sacred soil. Who gets to eat well, who tends the land, and who bears the weight of a changing climate are questions bound together by history, race, class, and power.

Come explore this living intersection together at The Ecology School at River Bend Farm in Saco, Maine, where beauty, education, and nourishment meet. We’ll ground ideas and values in practice with our hands, our bodies, and the soil beneath our feet.

Keynote address from Lean Penniman, a Black Kreyol farmer, mother, activist, author, scientist, earth-lover, and African Traditional Priest who has been tending the soil and organizing for a racially just food system for 30 years. She serves as Co-Founder and Farm Director at Soul Fire Farm in Grafton, New York, an Afro-Indigenous training farm dedicated to food and land sovereignty.

Use the code TENOFF to get $10 off when you register.