On my way to visit a community in rural Alabama, I discovered my own Black/Land story waiting for me at the crossroads. Read about it in my essay "By Land, Made Kin" blacklandproject.org/stories/2018/7…

In this essay from our #Wildness issue, Mistinguette Smith visits her grandfather’s hometown where she encounters histories of violence and survival, and a connection to land that cannot be unbound. Black/Land Project. #BlackHistoryMonth buff.ly/2NlK2xk

New blog post about a recent visit with the #indigenous women of #SogoreaTe, and reflections on learning to be invited rather than to occupy #Ohlone #OhloneLand #Black #BlackLand #IndigenousLeadership blacklandproject.org/stories/gut-tr…

Black/Land Project collaborators @DiedreFHouchen and MistinguetteS just dropped a new take on Black Southern women farm workers at Activist History. Check out Beauty, Joy and Wellbeing tinyurl.com/BeautyJoyWellB…

Black/Land Adventures tinyletter.com/BlackLandProje…

Excited to be selected as a #PublicVoices Fellow of CoGenerate (Formerly Encore.org) and The OpEd Project! I’ll join a diverse cohort of fellows changing the conversation on aging, longevity, intergenerational connection and social justice. Learn more here. encore.org/public-voices-… The OpEd Project

Honored to be a part of The OpEd Project's ongoing effort to make scholarship, learning, & future history books more inclusive & intelligent #PublicVoices

How can intergenerational stories heal generational trauma? #BlackLand #PublicVoices The OpEd Project

The Underground Railroad was a Black mutual aid society, aided by white allies. Those societies, and the land and buildings they used to shelter freedom seekers, still exist. The United Order of Tents seeks new Black women members to save its land. bkreader.com/2021/04/13/sec…

We must connect the dots between the government arson and firebombing of #Wilmington, #Tulsa , #Rosewood, Forsythe County and the bombing of #MOVE in #Philadelphia. This is our national history: white backlash to #BlackLand. inquirer.com/opinion/commen…

Join us on Thursday in re-telling Black/Land history out loud tinyletter.com/BlackLandProje…

We Are Of: A weekend relating to race and land in Alaska blacklandproject.org/events/2022/8/…

Boston, join us for a Black/Land conversation, Tues 9/13 at 6:30. Hosted by Harvard School of Design, open to the public. #BlackLand gsd.harvard.edu/event/mistingu…

#BlackLandStories Dorsay Ross of #Flint MI says land as self-sufficiency means more than growing food. Read this: blacklandproject.org/blog/

Regenerating traditions after the violence of displacement: #BlackLandStories from Detroit.wp.me/p2aqSP-lq

Exploring how antiblackness shapes grassroots organizing against Islamophobia, see Délice Mugabo's timely piece in CES2.2 What Justice Wants

Black/Land Project cancels VT visit March 5-6 x.com/MistinguetteS/…

What place does "wildness" hold in black life and imagination? What gifts emerge from the wild, black margins? youtu.be/p3Ao44lnFIU

When we say black land is a site of black resistance, what do we mean? Try these questions on for size: blacklandproject.org/deck

If your feminism/activism/work/voice/money does not extend to the safety of black people, you and I have nothing to say to one another.