
Greetings, Beautiful Beings, Bienvenido!
Our Giving Land Reparations campaign is in full swing!
Are you searching for a grassroots initiative to give land to?
Are you offering remedies for African chattel slavery?
Are you practicing racial reckoning for an equitable society?
With a resounding “YES!” you can support us to have stable, long-term collective spaces.
GIVE LAND REPARATIONS
We seek a location that contains a house hooked up to utilities in Bernallio County, in Pueblo, Apache and other Original Inhabitants land, colonially named Albuquerque, New Mexico.

COMMUNITY OUTCOME
Our goal is to receive land and form a collective land trust to provide a consistent space for vulnerable community members to learn, commune, live, rest, have access to healthy foods and wellness services.
Acquiring land will centralize our long-term, zero waste, cooperative efforts. A multi-generational, sober, accessible support system that features a community garden, native landscape, laundry facilities, buying club, programming, food distribution, health treatment space, gift shop, free box, commercial kitchen, inclusive bathrooms, homeschool, community rooms, performance space, art gallery, Seed library, affordable housing, and emergency shelter.
We uplift the spirits of queer and trans folks of the global majority through self and land preservation. In reverence and respect for the Land we will establish connections with local tribal members, frontline organizations and Indigenous individuals so they continue to access and govern their native lands.
GIVE MONETARY, LABOUR AND MATERIAL REPARATIONS
This is an opportunity for folks with privilege, skills, community connections and generational wealth to transform society.
If you are serious about liberation for all, contact us.
“Revolution is based on land. Land is the basis of all independence. Land is the basis of freedom, justice and equality.” – Malcolm X
Land is our way back to our culture, our lifeways, ourselves.

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