Taking
our health
in our own hands
The Black Church Food Security Network utilizes an asset-based approach in organizing and linking the vast resources of historically African American congregations in rural and urban communities to advancing food and land sovereignty.
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We’re Hiring: Black Church Supported Agriculture (BCSA) Coordinator
The Black Church Supported Agriculture (BCSA) coordinator supports BCFSN’s food system organizing and leads the growth of the BCSA program. The ideal candidate will have a background in agriculture, food aggregation, project management and community organizing.
The BCSA Coordinator position is a full-time (40 hours per week) salaried position.
Seed Libraries – Preserving the Past for the Future
With a seed library, genuine independence from the industrial food system is within reach.
Food as Liberation: How Black Food Sovereignty is Tied to the Prison Abolition Movement
Prison abolition is quickly gaining momentum in the United States as a response to the failures of our current system of criminal justice. How do prison abolition and food sovereignty relate, and how can urban agriculture be used to help dismantle the carceral state?
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Help us organize the strength and advance the physical and spiritual health, economic opportunity and self-determination of the African American community.