Our Work

Regenerative agriculture, food production, land restoration, sustainable infrastructure that addresses the Jackson water crisis, community-controlled development and the proposed Rootz Regenerative Commons.

We are taking back properties and creating community-controlled housing. We focus on land stewardship, neighborhood development and strategies for preventing displacement.

Base building in Port Gibson and a 10-block radius of West Jackson, popular education rooted in bottom-up organizing and Mississippi freedom-movement history

Community wellness from a holistic approach using somatic practices. Prioritizing Black maternal health through community birth assistance support.

Community-based conflict mediation, violence interruption, restorative practices and youth-centered approaches to community safety.

The annual sustainability camp, practical skill building, intergenerational leadership and pathways into year-round organizing.