Agrarian Trust and an Indigenous collective are raising funds to support the long-term viability of a land rematriation project within the ancestral homelands of Nipmuc People in an area known as “Bogastow Farm.”
Situated just twenty-two miles from the center of Boston, this land is part of the Charles River Basin, a sacred river that continues to be a connection for seasonal ceremony and communal stewarding.
Thanks to hundreds of supporters and donors, the P8guaso Land Rematriation project has now achieved over 93% of their goal of raising $1,875,000.
With only around $119,000 left to fundraise, we invite you to show your support for Indigenous-led land rematriation and community-based stewardship.
Join us in giving to achieve this goal!
The vision for this land is to restore the matriarchal principles of earth-centered stewardship.
This way of stewarding land:
- restores polycultural food systems and local fisheries
- shares traditional medicine and food
- reengages the spiritual foundations of agrarian and land-based livelihoods
- embraces agroecology and anti-oppression/anti-violence frameworks as pathways to food sovereignty and the rebuilding of Indigenous agro-economies
- reestablishes the sacred ties between the indigenous descendants of the land, the land, and their sacred ways of knowing through the leadership of Black-Native and Native women, femmes, and two-spirits.
Learn more about the project and ways to give at:
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES SUMMIT
Save the Date: Indigenous Peoples Summit, September 13-15th
Agrarian Trust is honored to serve on the planning committee for the Summit as a supporting organization. Our team will be in attendance again this year! We look forward to seeing our fellow organizers from around the country as we gather in Omaha, NE.
Organizations and donors are welcome to sponsor the event. Registration is open to the public. >> Visit this page for more info
