Nature | Liberatory Resources

Greetings, Beautiful Beings, Bienvenido, Welcome! The Moon is waxing to a half in Spring.

We are in our 12th Sun cycle of service to our community. How are we doing? Give us your feedback, Take Our Survey. In this moment we give gratitude for our first decade of programs and services we will no longer offer. Cultural Seed Saving + Sharing. Herbal Medicine. Publishing Educational Zines + Liberation Coaching. As we move away from these programs we share the vastness of connections we made within our Liberatory Network. This list will be posted here and linked in our Liberatory Network Resources.

“Thank you for the seed packages you have been sending we have been developing our community garden and your packages are always a welcomed surprise.”  — Kern Collymore (he/him), Little Colorado River Watershed Chapters Association, Diné Bikéyah Community Leadership Program

Herbal Medicine
Jam Ham Herbals (Afro genderqueer owned)
Sophie the Herbalist (Afro videos)
Two-Spirit Medicine    (Indigenous owned)
Herbalism Course + Bulk Herbs (Afro Apothecary)
Fox Trot Herb Farm (People Of Culture discount)
Dehydrated Mushrooms + Growing Kits
Long Walk Spring (Afro Owned Apothecary)
Hood Herbalism (Latine owned)

Rewilding | Wild Foraging
Wild foraging with Alexis Nikole
Indigenous Climate Action Organization
Native Food Systems

Seeds Saving | Gardening
Seed Library Network
African Diaspora collection of Seeds (store)
Kitazawa Seed Company (Asian owned)
Native Seeds S.E.A.R.C.H. (Indigenous led store)
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange (Afro managed store)
Indigenous Seed Initiative (Indigenous Store)
Seeds and their people(radio show)
SeedBroadcast agriCulture Journal
Food & Land Sovereignty Resource List
Ask A Sista Farmer (Afro skillshares)
Farming While Haitian/Jewish: Soul Fire Farm’s Liberation on the Land
Land Justice: Re-imagining Land, Food, and the Commons
Cultural Conservancy Videos (Indigenous stewards)
Flowering Tree Premaculture (Indigenous led)
Afro Food Justice (farm directory)
Afro owned eateries in Arapaho territory, metro denver

Junto Siempre!

BE PART OF THE SOLUTION!

Aim beyond with your giving. Joining the  Seed Pod Giving Tree is an easy, flexible and the most efficient way to give your dollars. Why support our work? Other ways to contribute: Shop Affirming Merchandise, volunteer, land reparations. donate supplies, Single cash donations.

Together We Can!