[I am reposting this with updated information and title. This was originally posted on January 12, 2015.]
- The Vegan Praxis of Black Lives Matter, April 2015 online Conference: Conference Link: http://www.sistahveganconference.com
- Black Lives Matter Website: http://blacklivesmatter.com/
- Food Empowerment Project and Lauren Ornelas on Cocoa Slavery
- Learning more about the concept of Land Grabs: http://foodfirst.org/publication/land-grabs-versus-land-sovereignty/
- Understanding the concept of white privileged access to food and black communities being negatively affected by gentrification: http://digitalwindow.vassar.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1238&context=senior_capstone
- Phat Beets Organizational Statement on Gentrification (Oakland, CA): http://www.phatbeetsproduce.org/full-statement-on-gentrification/
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I was more up on the Sistah Vegan happenings awhile back (I think when you were working on the first book) when I was more active on a vegan/queerness/feminist blog I had but haven’t been very active reading/writing again until recently. This project is such an amazing thing to encounter as I get back into the swing of things! I’ve been searching for a way to connect the communities that I work in (mainly queerness, feminism, mental health.) I’m definitely going to share this project our way and also want to think on how else I can support this. Thank you so much for your voice and the work that you’re doing! I’ll let you know when everything gets re-posted and also think on how else I can help.
In solidarity,
Traci