Protecting Maine’s Homesteads for a Just and Sustainable Future, Nov 10th (Dover-Foxcroft)

October 5, 2019November 12, 2019

Are you a farmer or homesteader who is concerned about the future of your land?

Would you like to see your land protected and cared for over the long-term in ways that help to build a more just and sustainable world?

Please join us for an introduction to Land in Common’s Homestead Legacy Land Access Project!

When: Sunday, November 10, 2019, 1-4pm

Where: The Commons @ Central Hall, 152 E. Main St., Dover-Foxcroft, ME

Download the event flyer here

Sponsored by Dexter-Dover Area Towns in Transition (DDATT) and Friends of the Piscataquis Valley (FOTPV)

For more information, contact Sydney Mitchell.

Previous Land in Common’s Annual General Membership Meeting, October 26th Next Land Justice events @ the Maine Farmland Access Conference, Nov. 18th

Acknowledgment & Commitment

Land in Common does our work in occupied Wabanaki homelands, on and with land marked by long histories of injustice, resistance, and resilience.

We affirm that this is sacred Wabanaki land. We honor Wabanaki elders, past, present, and future, and we commit to active support for the sovereignty and flourishing of Wabanaki people and Nations.

We walk with the weight of history and with the ongoing realities of white supremacy, colonialism, genocide, and exploitation that rob so many people and communities of land and livelihood.

We honor the strength and resilience of all those who have resisted and persisted, and who have passed on the dream of a more just world.

We commit ourselves to the work of reckoning, reparation, land return, healing, and ongoing struggle for collective liberation, and to taking our leadership from those most impacted by injustice.