Feed Black Futures is a Black, queer-led organization committed to food justice, sovereignty, and healing within our communities through a Just Transitions framework.
We promote healing by strengthening Black food economies, creating networks for resilience, and addressing the historical harms caused by carceral violence and land dispossession. Through principles of abolition and collective governance, we aim to build community power to advance collective liberation. We seek to activate our communities to reclaim their right to healthy, culturally relevant food, and to shape a future where everyone has access to food that sustains both body and spirit.
Our Vision
We envision a future where all people experience their inherent right to fresh, culturally relevant, and nutritious food, and access to land. We dream and practice thriving Black food economies, where historical injustices are acknowledged and rectified. Our vision is of a future that honors cultural heritage, nourishes communities, and fosters belonging and connection for all.
Our Mission
At Feed Black Futures, we build power through Black food economies and food sovereignty, facilitating healing and addressing historical harms due to incarceration and land dispossession.
Our Values
Guided by principles of empowerment and self-determination, we advocate and educate, using food as a catalyst for liberation, empowerment, and community resilience.