Food & Law Policy Stream Today! 1-4 Central Time
Register Here to Watch Free symposium, live-streamed with easy online viewing in real time: Food Law & Policy: The Past, the Present, and the Future March 20th from 1:00 […]
Conference on Land and Poverty: Who Does the World Bank Serve?
A post published by Our Land Our Business asks what’s really happening at the 15th Conference on Land and Poverty in Washington D.C., scheduled for March 23-27th. From the post: “The […]
New Hampshire Land Access Mixers! 3/23 and 3/24
If you are looking to buy or lease farmland in New Hampshire or are looking for a farmer on your land, check out these two Free Farmland Access Info nights […]
Reminder: Our Land Screenings in Berkeley, CA 3/17 and 3/18
A Shared World and a New Book
A partner project between Martin Adams and Logan Rose envisions “a future in which (they are) stewarding community resource centers around the world that took care of the basic needs […]
There Might Not be Any Bottom to This
“There might not be any bottom to this,” were the words of warning given by Derrick Evans’ mother when he began fighting to protect his community of Turkey Creek. The struggle […]
The Right to Local Government: The Spirit of 1773
An article published by In These Times revisits the foundations of U.S. Independence, and questions how it applies to local initiatives like that in Mora County, NM to proactively ban […]
Public Art: Public Land
The struggle to define ownership and the theories behind public possession of place crosses over farmland, art and community. This new book on Public Art continues the discourse: Learn more: […]
The Ethics of What we Eat: Film Screening in Boston 3/19
Next Thursday, March 19, Boston University will host a screening of What’s for Dinner? (Jian Yi, 2013, 27 min.) – a short documentary about the climate, public health, ethical, and human impacts […]
Milk With Dignity
From the City Market blog and Migrant Justice There are approximately 1,500 migrant farmworkers in Vermont’s dairy industry. Migrant Justice surveyed 172 farmworkers (about 10% of the population) in 2014 […]