Episode Notes

In the episode, we speak with Dr. Shakara Tyler, Board President of the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network and co-founder of the Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund. We talk about ways the Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund is addressing historical and racial land ownership disparities, building food sovereignty, and revitalizing Detroit’s agricultural landscape. We discuss land justice as the foundation for social movements, the importance of building meaningful relationships, and the major transfer of wealth that has to happen to close the racial wealth gap and ensure everyone can thrive. 

Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund

Website: https://www.detroitblackfarmer.comInstagram: @detroitblackfarmerlandfund Facebook: facebook.com/detroitblackfarmerlandfundDONATE: https://detroitblackfarmer.causevox.com/

Detroit Black Community Food Security Network

Website: https://www.dbcfsn.orgInstagram: @detroitblackfoodsecurity Facebook: facebook.com/DBCFSNDONATE: https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/DetroitBlackCommunityFoodSecu/donation.html

The music you heard in this episode:

“But I will play” by SHUNGU, www.hotrecordsociete.bandcamp.com“Female Entities” by Ryan Chavira, www.ryanchavira.bandcamp.com“Infinite Iridescent Incidental” By Golden Brown, www.innerislands.bandcamp.com“Bardo” by Midnight Poncho, www.midnightponcho.bandcamp.com

Hosted by Natalie Ashker Seevers 

Produced by Natalie Ashker Seevers and Benjamin SeeversMastered by Sean Conrad 

Published on March 9, 2023