RESOURCES
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FARM (TKARONTO) - BLACK CREEK COMMUNITY FARM
https://www.blackcreekfarm.ca/
NOTES — These folx are always on the look out for volunteers and programming supports. Ohemaa is the farm’s director and an incredible point of contact.
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FARM (TKARONTO) - Zawadi Farm
NOTES — Zawadi Farm Land Stewardship Initiative (ZFLSI)
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FARM (TKARONTO) - Sundance Harvest
https://www.sundanceharvestmarket.com/
NOTES — The farm is run / managed by Cheyenne and her lovely team! They offer harvested goods every Thursday at Dufferin Grove Farmer’s Market.
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FARM (QC) - UBUNTU GARDENS
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FARM (QC) - PARCELLES
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ACTION: BUILDING ROOTS / MOSS PARK MARKET
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ACTION: Seeding Sovereignty
Seeding Sovereignty is a multi-lens collective that works to radicalize and disrupt colonized spaces through land, body, and food sovereignty work, community building, and cultural preservation. By investing in Indigenous folks and communities of the global majority, we cross the threshold of liberation together.
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ACTION: Toronto Black Food Sovereignty
Black Food Sovereignty Alliance (BFSA) was established by The Afri-Can FoodBasket—a Toronto Non-profit organization that has been pushing the needle in Black food sovereignty since 1995—in partnership with the City of Toronto, to collectively help advance food issues impacting Black communities in the GTA while confronting anti-Black racism.
Under the umbrella of Black Food Sovereignty Alliance (BFSA), the Working Group and our partners represent Black farmers, restaurateurs, dieticians, nutritionists, importers and more to get resources for their communities, empowering them to become more food secure, and ultimately, more food sovereign.
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ACTION: Community Fridges Toronto
Community Fridges TO is a Toronto-based mutual aid initiative created to nourish our communities and our neighbours. To donate to community fridges across Tkaronto, please see all guidelines and maps below.
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ACTION: ARAB GROUP FOR THE PROTECTION OF NATURE
New Project - Reviving Gaza’s Farmland
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ACTION: Thamra
Thamra, which means “fruit” in Arabic, was created in 2024 by two Palestinians: farmer Yousef Abu Rabea (Allah Yerhamo) and photographer Leena Almadhoun. Displaced as a result of the genocide, Yousef managed to hastily collect dry seeds and seedlings before evacuating his family farm. Yousef and his brothers later sowed the seeds and planted the seedlings, eventually allowing them to feed their family and share fresh vegetables with the surrounding community. Understanding self-sufficiency as a path to dignity during a painful time, Thamra supports Palestinians who lack the resources necessary to grow fresh, nourishing food.
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ESSAY: Geophagia - The pull of the earth
Written by Tiffany Lethabo King
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Essay: Where Nature Ends and Settlements Begin
Written by Jumana Manna
https://www.e-flux.com/journal/113/360006/where-nature-ends-and-settlements-begin/
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ESSAY: ‘The miskeet tree doesn't belong here': shifting land values and the politics of belonging in Um Doum, central Sudan
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ESSAY: ODE TO THE ORANGE
Written by Jeanine Hourani
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ESSAY: Resistance & Sovereignty at Grassy Narrows First Nation
Written by Taina Da Silva
https://yellowheadinstitute.org/2024/03/07/grassy-narrows-resistance/
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Essay: My Grandmother, Icon of Palestinian Resilience
Written by Mohammed El-Kurd
https://www.thenation.com/article/world/palestinian-grandmother-resistance/
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ESSAY: Dhofar for Memory
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Essay: Like a bag trying to empty - On the Palestinian prisoner and martyr Walid Daqqa
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ESSAY: Apologies to All the People in Lebanon
Written by June Jordan
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/48757/apologies-to-all-the-people-in-lebanon
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FULL TEXT: Kwame Nkrumah - The Last Stages of Imperialism
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FULL TEXT: Transgender Marxism
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VIDEO: Sharing Our House with Israeli Settlers in Sheikh Jarrah
The year is 2011. Muna and Mohammed El-Kurd are 12-year-old twins living in the Karm al-Jouni area of the Palestinian neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, in East Jerusalem. At the time of filming, settlers have forcibly expelled them from the front of their house, but their family continues to live in the rest of the house.
https://www.jerusalemstory.com/en/video/sharing-our-house-israeli-settlers-sheikh-jarrah
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FULL TEXT: What Are we Doing in The Congo
Written by Dr. Hyman Lumer
https://digital.library.pitt.edu/islandora/object/pitt:31735061539494/viewer#page/1/mode/1up
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REPORT: Land Back
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Storytelling / Recipes: BLACK CAKE AND A BRIEF HISTORY OF SUGAR DOMINATION
Written by Annika Babra
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Report: Two Weeks, Six Dead: Police Violence, Indigenous Dehumanization & Canadian Indifference
Written by Michaela McGuire - Jaad Gudgihljiwah
https://yellowheadinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/YI-Brief-156-MMcGuire.pdf
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SHORT FILM: Brown Bread & Apricots (2020)
In the absence of his parents, an ‘unruly’ teenager is presented with a crucial test of character devised by his eldest sister. Instead of being punished for skipping school, he is entrusted with managing the family allowance for two weeks. To feed his siblings, he resorts to something he knew in his heart: in a Palestinian house, the pantry is never bare. Borrowing from classic elements of Palestinian storytelling—namely repetition, trickery, and an obsession with food—Brown Bread & Apricots is a story about a Palestinian family in exile.
By Serene Husni - https://vimeo.com/serenehusni
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SHORT FILM: Yom Al Ard / Land Day (2020)
Yom Al Ard/Land Day (2019) is a portrait about the fragmentation of the land, the experience, and the people of Palestine, showcasing the systematic efforts to disperse, fragment, and destroy the audiovisual memory and collective identity of Palestinians. It is composed of rare footage shot in the Galilee (Nazareth, Deir Hanna, and Sakhnin) in celebration of the 5th Land Day Anniversary on March 1981 that has recently been restored and digitized. The film pays homage to the transversal unity of the people, their collective energy in the defense of Palestinian identity- unimaginable today - and to their charismatic leader, the five times Mayor of Nazareth and poet Tawfik Zayyad.