
We want to honour the legacy of this project by offering longer-term programming and iterations of this project in the future. We are interested in sharing what we know, creating room for cultural exchange and community building.
If you want to support the continuation of this initiative and play a part in radically shifting the UK farming sector towards one that is truly inclusive and amplifies the contributions of marginalised and racialised people - contact us to discuss ways you can support this project or donate directly here.
There are cultural, structural, institutional and economic barriers for Black and People of Colour (BPOC) to be held, reach and gain the education and training needed to experience the land and to work in this sector. The horticultural and environmental sectors are the least diverse in the UK.
We hosted the BPOC Growers Club as a monthly session from May-November during 2024. This project had a huge impact on our community and was consistently oversubscribed. Which reflects that there are not enough spaces to honour Afro-Carribean, Indigenous, non-Western land and wellbeing practices.
At the Growers Club participants learnt hands-on cultivation skills, grew cultural foods, processed herbs, experienced grounding practices, storytelling and cultivated space to be playful and expand our hearts together.
You can read more about each session and the wonderful facilitators we worked with below.
Artwork by Kieron Boothe

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