Seeding Solidarity:

A Food Sovereignty Collaborative of 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.

2024 Highlights

  • Door-to-door distribution of 30,590 pounds of fresh vegetables from January through December—over 10,875 miles driven across Berkshire County;

  • A 14% program increase this year from 162 to 184 families;

  • All with language justice access—providing weekly bilingual communications about nutritional, seasonal and culturally relevant information... with over 98% of Seeding Solidarity participants Spanish-speaking;

  • 9 youth agricultural and land immersions—with Berkshire Arts & Technology Charter Public School (BART), Home City Housing Youth Agricultural Scientists in Springfield & Williams College

  • Countless volunteer hours—ensuring deliveries— every week, without fail!—to our beloved Seeding Solidarity participants...(without any full-time paid staff...yet!)

    Read our Seeding Solidarity Fall 2024 Update!

“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