Join our friends at @soapboxpo next Wednesday!
@14eastmag and @nahj_depaul are helping them put on a documentary screening and discussion of #NoCopAcademy in the Loop on Wednesday, May 24th! Doors open at 5:00pm, and the film’s showing at 5:30pm, followed by panel and open floor Q&A.
The panel discussion will be moderated by Monique Petty-Ashmeade and Grace Del Vecchio, and will feature Benji Hart, Karina Martinez, Citatli Perez, and Caullen Hudson who will discuss coalition building in Chicago and abroad, challenging dominant narratives through documentation, and the relationship between journalism, media, and liberation.
Learn more about the campaign and the film on @soapboxpo’s page!
“An important part of our sovereignty is knowing how to feed ourselves so that we can free ourselves.”
Ali Anderson speaks about her journey into growing food and what it means to feed a community with that food.
Hear more from Ali in Episode 320 of #AirGo, where we talk to the founder of @feedblackfutures, a California-based organization that feeds Black mamas/caregivers impacted by the carceral system in counties across the state by partnering with local Black and Brown-owned farms and food suppliers.
Hit the linktree in our bio to tune in on Apple Podcasts, or find us on your favorite podcast app and check it out - we’re AirGo everywhere!
Ep. 320 is a part of #1MExperiments, a podcast series with @interruptcrim and @project.nia that showcases and explores how we define and create safety in a world without police and prisons. Learn more on the website in @millionexperiments’ bio!
“Nothing ends. You put an orange in compost, it can become soil. It can become something else.”
Ali Anderson of @feedblackfutures speaks on the cycles of work and her hope for future transformation.
Listen to Ali process the growth of food sovereignty and what she does to help feed Black caregivers in Episode 320 of #AirGo! The founder of Feed Black Futures breaks down how it grew from a 20-family supply effort into a statewide agricultural operation, the bonds her work has forged, and the regenerative joy people get from keeping their hands in the soil.
Check it out now! You can find us at AirGo on your favorite podcast app and tune in, or you can hit the linktree in our bio to listen on Apple Podcasts!
Episode 320 of AirGo takes us to California with Ali Anderson, founder of @feedblackfutures!
FBF was created in 2020 as a crowdfunding campaign to feed 20 families for two weeks at the start of the pandemic. Soon, it became an organization that feeds Black mamas & caregivers impacted by the carceral system in counties across California by partnering with Black and Brown-owned farms and food suppliers across California. Feed Black Futures is committed to creating a world where Black people have access to high-quality fresh produce and the means and skills to produce it!
Ali breaks down what happened when she ended up with way more crowdfunded money than she expected, the bonds her work has forged, and the regenerative joy people get from keeping their hands in the soil.
Check out the full conversation in Episode 320 of #AirGo! Find us on your favorite podcast app and tune in. Hit the linktree in our bio to find it on Apple Podcasts!
Ep. 320 of #AirGo is Part 12 of the #1MExperiments podcast, a multimedia project from @interruptcrim and @project.nia that's showcasing and exploring how we define and create safety in a world without police and prisons.
