Seeding Solidarity:
A Food Sovereignty Collaborative
Tended by Finca Luna Búho & Woven Roots Farm
Seeding Solidarity actualizes food sovereignty through fresh food distribution, workshops/knowledge shares, community gatherings, youth agricultural education, migrant justice support, language justice, ancestral connection and joy.
As a majority immigrant and BIPOC-led initiative, we are a holistically trust-based and culturally relevant initiative that is rooted in reciprocity and deep relationship with the land.
Seeding Solidarity is the largest solidarity share program in Massachusetts and the longest running food access initiative in Berkshire County.
Seeding Solidarity connects people with nourishing food and ancestral knowledge through:
Weekly door-to-door delivery of fresh produce grown at Woven Roots Farm
Workshops, knowledge shares, and land-based community gatherings where Black, Indigenous, people of color, and queer lives and voices are centered
Agricultural education in partnership with local schools and organizations
Support for migrant justice and cultural connection.
Deeply relational, trust-based organizing led by immigrants/BIPOC
Language accessibility and justice: 98% of our community is Spanish-speaking — every communication starts in Spanish, then gets translated into English, centering our experiences of language justice.
“The time has come to reclaim the stolen harvest and celebrate the growing and giving of good food as the highest gift and the most revolutionary act.“
Vandana Shiva