Join us for this hybrid Long Table featuring Homegirl and Ashley Marshall.

Unpacking the stigma of being a Black person on a farm, in relationship with nature, growing food for oneself that is not coded as poverty or slavery, is a personal and collective experience that is fruitful to the narratives of all Black people.

This project, culminating in a curated public walk, celebrates (situates, and stimulates) Black people having food, access, land, sovereignty, freedom, and returning to ways of eating and gathering that challenge colonialism.

This hybrid event will take place on Zoom & in person downtown at David Braley Health Sciences Centre, Room 2036.

Masks are strongly encouraged for in-person attendees. For more information and for virtual access, please register on Eventbrite.

Questions and accessibility requests can be directed to warink1@mcmaster.ca

This event is presented by the Centre for Community Engaged Narrative Arts (CCENA). For more info about CCENA, visit: https://ccena.ca/