At Mumbet’s Freedom Farm, we aim to create a sustainable home and sanctuary for Queer Black, Indigenous People of Color, animals, insects, birds, and all of Earth’s beings and elements. We currently practice Afro-Indigenous, regenerative, and biodynamic agriculture strategies & are inspired by our personal + cultural gardening and food way experiences. We understand & continue to cultivate a relationship with Earth as a living and sovereign being, we acknowledge the need for authentic and reciprocal exchange of nourishment. We seek to produce biodynamic preparations & diverse amendments to cultivate the health and livelihood of the soil of this land. We understand that nutrient-rich soil produces nutrient-rich food, & we strive to harvest + distribute nutrient-rich foods & medicine to BIPOC communities and kindred community members.

The Earth provides the basis, inspiration, and resource for our connection with Spirit. We are committed to holding space for & embodying spiritual practices rooted in Black and Indigenous traditions which center sharing, song, dance, & making offerings. As we continue to grow, we open our spaces for those from all spiritual traditions to find and seek Sanctuary.