Below is an incomplete list of some session titles. If you are interested in the slides or readings for any of these sessions, please reach out to us on our “contact us” page.
Session 1: Land Reform — possible in the United States?
Session 2: The People’s Agroecology Process
Session 3: Contextual Analysis and mapping of absentee land ownership for Land Struggles
Session 4:SWANA Stories ~ Imperialism and agriculture in our homelands
Session 5: Governance — How we structure our Movements, and distribute Power.
Session 6: Six month check in ~ community feedback
Session 7: Film Screenings ~ Farmer movements in Chiapas, Mexico and Palestine
Session 8: Mutual Aid and Preparing for Disaster
Session 9: Anarchism and Agroecology. Does it work?
Session 10: Bridging Urban & Rural Struggles — Understanding Provision, Organization, & Building Trans-Territorial Power
Session 11: Indigenous Sovereignty & Agroecology in our context. Building Real Solidarity.
Land Reform Winter School Sessions:
Session 1: What is Land Reform?
Session 2: Bay Area Deep Dive
Session 3: Urban + Rural solidarity and Ghost Acres
Session 4: Seeding movements Cafe