Cultivating Justice is a 6-part series in collaboration with Land in Our Names and Out on the Land. It weaves together interviews, conversations, music and reflections from Black people, people of colour, trans people and queer people, on their relationships with land, growing, and identity.
The series comes from within a land justice framework, and is many-voiced and multi layered. It is: a celebration of the diversity of people who cultivate, steward and interact with land as farmers, herbalists, activists and teachers; a platform for the voices, experiences and art of BPOC, Queer people and Trans people who work with land; a medium through which contributors share stories and creative and spiritual relationships to land. Many contributions to the series explore relationships and responses to land that transcend binaries of gender, sexuality and race. Cultivating Justice also interrogates why there is such homogoneity in landwork through addressing histories of exclusion, and invites our audience to question traditional narratives about who ‘belongs’ on the land.