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Land & Racially Just Food Systems

This conversation explores the interconnections between food, farming and land with racial and healing justice. Josina Calliste and Dee Woods are co-founders of Land in Our Names and Granville Community Kitchen respectively — two organising and community-building initiatives with healing and repair at their forefronts.

This video is adapted from an event we ran as part of Through the Portal: Healing Justice Beyond Pandemic – a community-led public health programme through a disability justice and anti-oppression lens. The programme was launched in 2020, in response to the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on communities that are marginalised.

Dee Woods, Josina Calliste

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