We believe that all communities deserve the right to food sovereignty.
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Grow the Change addresses regenerative system design through a lens of social justice and a focus on access equality.
Our initiatives support the creation of local gardens and food forests in areas considered “food deserts” around the world, and inspire a renewed connection to the land and to our earth.
We grow food and train our community in self-sufficiency as a prayer, as rebellion, as protest, as art, as healing, as self-care, as magic, as communion and connection.
From planting seeds for vegetables to seeding new forests for our planet’s decarbonization, these acts are the deepest connection point to access our planet’s life force in its purest form.
—Rebekah + Eli
Priority Programs:
Santa Cruz County Fire Assistance
We are currently supporting those impacted by the CZU Lightning Complex Fires with Community-Powered Relief + Rescue.
@shegrows Resource Hub
Rebekah is constantly maintaining the most up-to-date list of resources in service of her community on her Instagram profile.
Click below to visit this updated list on Instagram’s partner site, LinkTree.
Ongoing Programs
BIPOC Future Farmers and Herbalism Program
Grow the Change is currently providing sponsorship opportunities for 12 womxn to pursue their dreams of becoming Permaculturists, Regenerative Farmers and Herbalists.
We connect applicants directly with their sponsor, allowing them to meet and share the journey.
If you are interested in applying or in sponsoring a womxn in training, click below.
Free Gardening Consultations During COVID-19 + Gardening Resource Library
During COVID-19, we are offering free consultations for people interested in starting their own gardens and learning to sustain their own sources of food.
We’ve also collected 100+ helpful resources on how to transform your existing apartment, homestead, or undeveloped land into a thriving vegetable garden.
Burning Man 2020: A Forest Multiverse
The tradition of the Burning Man Festival includes burning of temporary structures to experience impermanence. This year, in lieu of the festival, and in service of the world’s need for more regenerative acts, we are planting trees and supporting the Burning Man community in taking their impact off the Playa and into the world.
Everyone (Burner and non-Burner) is welcome to take part.