We work in solidarity with others to grow
a movement for land justice
and to advocate for a just land system.
We carry out our own projects and campaigns working for a socially just land system. Recently we have been working on creating new narratives and ways of communicating about land.
Our work is informed by ecology; systems and network thinking; group dynamics; solarpunk futurism; racial and reparative justice; self-management and consent-based decision making. We view ourselves as one actor within a wider ecosystem of practitioners, activists and researchers, all working to change the land system.
We believe that to create land systems which nurture people and ecosystems, we need to take care of how we organise together. We act according to solidarity principles - collaborating whilst redressing power and resource imbalance. We have been following Adrienne Maree Brown’s principle about moving at the ‘pace of trust’ whilst building relationships with people from different parts of the movement.
We recognise our position of privilege as a majority-white organisation within a mainly white sector and we want to use our position to help enable systemic change. We aim to build accountability and transparency into our work.
Take a look at some of our most relevant projects
We’re always keen to hear from people with interesting projects or doing similar work. Get in touch for a conversation about how we might collaborate.
