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- Meet Our Team | Chicks Ahoy Farm
Meet the Chicks Ahoy Farm Team and view our open positions. Meet Our Team Lorenzo Jones Sr Farmer & President Diana Martinez Founder & Executive Director Kelian Diaz Community Organizer Vii Martinez CoOp2kitchen Project Coordinator Victor Diaz Farm Site Coordinator
- Pathways2Agriculture | Chicks Ahoy Farm
Pathways to Agriculture is a year-long internship that will support 8-10 high school students in their learning about agriculture, agribusinesses, community organizing, and outreach. Together, the cohort will plan farming and food justice education workshops for young people across Middlesex and Greater Hartford County. They’ll also be developing business plans, and incubating their own farm projects at our sites in Bloomfield and Middletown. Interns will develop business plans, and P2A farm projects at our at the Miller Street Community Farm, Middletown community farm that provides veggies, eggs, and honey to local residents. Pathways2Agriculture Chicks Ahoy Farm's Pathways to Agriculture is a year-long internship to support high school students in their learning about agriculture & community organizing. In 2024, we held our first Pathways to Agriculture (P2A). A cohort of high-school age youth interns who develop farming and business skills, practice community organizing, and lead workshops for youth. P2A Cohorts also help to raise money for community farm supplies! P2A Interns Fight For Probation Reform Install the new Miller Street chickens! P2A Interns work to connect underrepresented families and children to agriculture! Together, the cohort will plan farming and food justice education workshops for young people across Middlesex and Greater Hartford County.
- Thank You Page | Chicks Ahoy Farm
Increasing the number of BILPOC farmers in Connecticut. Спасибо, Имя дарителя Мы очень благодарны за ваше великодушное пожертвование в размере $0. Номер вашего пожертвования: 1000. Скоро вы получите письмо-подтверждение. "Growing Power is for all ages to connect and organize as we support BILPOC and women farmers. We grow stronger together!" Sarah Demasi, Owner Weyward Farms "Chick's Ahoy is more than just a farm....we celebrate a sustainable lifestyle for BILPOC." Tutortastics with Kimmie, Onwer Kimberly LaFortune, Bloomfield "Representation is important. Cultivating Justice allows people of color to be heard, seen, and lead in our own communities." Brittany Gilmore Sole Owner, Morena Farming LLC "Cultivating Justice has been vital to my growing and expanding agriculture business and chicken farm. They have been essential to novice farmers." Sasha Allen-Walton, Sasha's Whole Earth
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- Was this a threat? - Black Farmer invited outside by Chairman Joe Carta at the Middletown IWWA Meeting Aug 14, 2024в разделе Cultivating JusticeAugust 16, 2024You would believe the chair would say make an appointment and we can discuss this further but meet me outside reference in or culture is definitely a threat!32
- HEALTH EQUITY FOCUS GROUPS FOR LATINOS/AS/ESв разделе General Discussion·August 13, 2024Middlesex County NAACP Connecticut This focus group confidentiality interviewed--in both English and Spanish, as individuals or in groups, in person or virtually--30 residents of Middlesex County who identify as Latino/a/e, and asked about their health concerns, needs, and wants. This is a supplement to a 2019 study with Black/African- American residents of Middlesex County. The objectives and outcomes are summarized below.2236
- 2024 Whistleblower Summit Panel Discussion (July 2024)в разделе BILPOC FarmingSeptember 24, 2024Thanks for sharing this, Lorenzo! So much here to unpack--from the discussion about micro vs macroaggressions, to Pigford, to the overall failures of the USDA. Like one panelist said, the USDA failing Black farmers isn't a flaw, it's a feature of the system.21




