Building a National Network for Land Justice
Through education, art, organizing, and shared resources, our programs support land justice in practice. Rooted in the South, we invest in frontline youth leadership development as a pathway to base building, creating a shared strategy, and building grassroots power to create material changes for our communities. We center art and grassroots organizing to create change.
Climate Resilience
Research Lab
Using participatory research methods we provide frontline communities with technical assistance to create resilient infrastructure.
Land Justice Organizing Fellowship
Since 2021, our groundbreaking fellowship pays frontline youth to develop organizing skills and lead community change, thus creating intergenerational movements.
Land Justice Art
& Education Lab
We provide art and creative writing workshops, political and climate education, reaching over 120,000 K-12 students.
East Side
Youth Fellows
The East Austin Youth Fellowship equips BIPOC youth from East Austin with leadership and organizing skills to reclaim their stories, and build community owned systems.
Montopolis Community Garden
We turn underused school spaces into community‑led garden hubs for food sovereignty, ancestral learning, and hands‑on land stewardship.
Sacred Water of Mother Earth
Every Earth month, we convene local Indigenous & POC communities to honor our sacred waters in Central Texas through storytelling, culture, and collective healing.
