We cannot forget that our nation was built on stolen land with stolen labor. Many of our agricultural institutions evolved from systems of exploitation and continue to be fraught with injustice.
We believe that we can address the injustices of the past, and that the production of healthy local food doesn’t have to come at the expense of our water and air, climate, healthy conditions for workers and neighbors, or the welfare of animals.
We believe that investing in healthy soils and a clean environment can lead to equitable, resilient communities and prosperous local economies.
As climate disasters from deadly wildfires to devastating floods dominate headlines and wreak havoc across the country, the need to electrify our energy grid and shift to renewable energy…
Learn moreIn early March SiX hosted nine Nevada state legislators in northern Nevada for a tour with farmers and ranchers who are creating local jobs and increasing their community’s resilience…
Learn moreThis guest blog was written in partnership with the National Farm to School Network (NFSN). NFSN works to increase access to local food and nutrition education to improve children’s…
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