Movement Family Farm
who we are
We are a collective of Afro descendend people building an ecologically and economically regenerative farm and gathering space to cultivate a reconnection with the land, while nourishing an enduring and transformative intergenerational community of predominantly people of color.
our principles of unity
The Land
The Movement Family Farm is located in the unceded ancestral territory of the Wabanaki, Abenaki, and Pennacook on 15 acres of land in Loudon, New Hampshire, just outside of Concord. We offer recognition, respect, and celebration for the Indigenous people who have cared for and stewarded this land for generations.
We are certified as an organic farm, using sustainable, agroecological practices. We believe in food sovereignty and a just food system that respects the earth, and is locally controlled, and nourishes and heals our bodies, mind, and spirit.
We are grateful to our ancestors, on whose shoulders we grow.
Members
Glynn Lloyd and Sara Mersha
Mariama White-Hammond and Turahn Dorsey
Kalila Barnett
Dara Bayer
Gladys Gould
Trina Jackson
Nikomo Peartree
Cleon Robert Springer