What does land access have to do with COVID-19? Agrobiodiversity keeps deadly pathogens from emerging in the first place. But such emergent biocontrol requires new models of production and a generation of diverse farmers with access to land they've largely been locked out of. 

Come join us for a conversation with Noah McDonald, a multi-generational Black farmer and researcher working at the Southeastern African American Farmers' Organic Network, and Carrie Freshour, a geographer studying food and ag labor in the South, racial capitalism, carceral geographies, and the Black radical tradition.

If you're interested in attending, please email PReP Rural's Laura Thomas ([log in to unmask]) and she'll ping you back an event link.

And please feel free to forward the attached poster. 

Cheers,

Rob Wallace

PReP organizer