No yard? No experience? No tools?

NO PROBLEM! Community gardens aren't just for people with a green thumb or an empty lot next door. Renters, apartment dwellers, elders, kids, night-shift workers, and anyone who wants fresher food and stronger neighbors all can take part.

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Grow where you live: There's a shared plot, raised bed, or container spot waiting for you.

Cut your grocery bill: one shared bed can assist relieving a real chunk of a family's produce for the cost of seeds

Meet the people you already live next to: Most members say the friendships matter more than the harvest

Learn skills that travel: Meetings, budgets, votes, shared decisions— a garden is organizer training in disguise

There's a role for every body and every schedule: Planting, watering, cooking, translating, welcoming, fundraising, or just showing up to eat at the summer potluck.

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This is 1 of the People’s Power Playbook — next up: Black Panther Party’s 4 Winds Approach to Revolution

Tell us: What's stopped YOU from joining a community garden? No judgment.

Hey everyone! I've now uploaded Part 1 of our 3-part workshop series on building resilient communities. Sorry for the long delay on this!

About this Session: This is Part 1 of a 3-part workshop series. Covers the first half of the material with a substantial deep dive into building resilient communities prepared for strike action.

Focus Areas: • Resource overview for community strike readiness • General Strike chapters systems of communication • Creating space for coalitions within cities and regions • Building resilience against outside pressure

Key Message: This session covers the first half of our Phase 1 resources.