Acta Non Verba: Youth Urban Farm Project’s (ANV) mission is to elevate life for youth and their families in Oakland and beyond by challenging oppressive dynamics and environments through urban farming and access to the natural environment. Wildseeds Grant funds will support website development and marketing efforts that makes their information easier to access and amplifies their work to cultivate the next generation of advocates, activists, and freedom fighters

Black Church Food Security Network’s (BCFSN) mission is to co-create Black food ecosystems anchored by Black churches in partnership with Black farmers to promote health, wealth, and power in the African American community. Wildseeds Grant funds will support increasing their digital presence and spread a message of food justice through website, print publications, and social media, while continuing to amplify the voices and efforts of those on the front lines of advocating for Black food sovereignty through Black church communities.

Black Fiber & Textile Network supports the livelihoods and lifeways of Black people across the globe who use, produce and work with regenerative fibers, plant dyes, and sustainable or artisanal textiles. Wildseeds Grant funds will support collaboration with bftn members on a video series that tells the story of bftn members and their work; and to utilize unified messaging, branding, and narrative creation to amplify bftn's presence on social media.

Black Zocalo’s mission is to uproot racism and injustice in the food system by honoring reciprocal relationships with the land through black and indigenous practices. Wildseeds Grant funds support the integration of communications strategies in the creation of an economically sustainable worker-owned cooperative rooted in collective decision-making, practices, and strategies common amongst the ancestors of Black and Indigenous people and centered around the knowledge sharing of Black and Indigenous foodways and land-based relationships.

Camposofia’s mission is to transform the way agriculture is practiced in Puerto Rico, where agriculture aligns with the needs of rural communities. Wildseeds Grant funds support facilitation of ongoing dialogues around food systems and develop case studies and video production that communicate the scale of impact of The Camposofia Community Center as a model of what is possible for communities from within Puerto Rico.

Colectiva Agroecológica de Masificación y Unidad’s (CAMU) mission is to investigate the intricate interactions and dialectic relations between humans and the environment through community-centered participatory research to address inequitable environmental burdens and cultivate alternative, sustainable and just relationships with natural systems. Wildseeds Grant funds supporting creating and disseminating digital educational content that helps scale out agroecology, food sovereignty, and political ecology discussions while documenting the narratives and experiences of farmers engaged in these transformative processes; and organizing in-person farmer-to-farmer (Campesino a Campesino) workshops focused on political organizing within agroecology and food system movements.

FiTiCAS’ mission is to protect arable lands in perpetuity as common property, guaranteeing fair and equitable access to land for generations of landless farmers who practice agroecology to promote food sovereignty for those who inhabit the islands of Puerto Rico. Wildseeds Grant funds support strengthening FiTiCAS's communications team and collaborators in order to amplify the "Por los Comunes Agroecológicos" campaign—both digitally and through printed materials that support solidarity mobilization. The campaign focuses on the experiences and aspirations of agroecological landless farmers and promotes land commons as a path toward fair, solidarity-based and sustainable food systems.

Food for the Spirit’s mission is to work in partnership with frontline communities who value food sovereignty, by building solidarity and collective power through creating spaces for visibility, connection, self- and community-care. Wildseeds Grant funds support capacity building for public narrative and policy advocacy efforts of their grassroots base in Buffalo, the Finger Lakes, and across NY state, in pursuit of collective policy advocacy goals.

Four Corners Food Coalition’s mission is to support equitable, community driven, and localized food systems. Wildseeds Grant funds support the development of a podcast and zine that highlight foundational stories of food sovereignty in the Four Corners region.

Hijas del Campo’s mission is to help migrant and seasonal farmworkers, along with their families, to improve their daily life, working conditions, health, and safety. Wildseeds Grant funds support increasing knowledge, access to resources, and vital services for Campesinx (farmworkers) - including access to health care, food security, housing, education, and information on legal rights - through community forums, resource sharing, and education.

Idaho Organization of Resource Councils’ mission is to bring people together to build grassroots power through community organizing, leadership development and civic engagement, and take action to promote and protect health, safety, dignity and justice for frontline communities, including farm workers, and directly impacted communities. Wildseeds Grant funds support IORC’s Farmworker Justice and Health Campaign, a farmworker-led campaign to educate, safeguard, and advocate for statewide policies addressing issues such as heat exposure, smoke inhalation, and pesticide poisoning among farm workers.

Makoce Agriculture Development’s mission is to develop Indigenous agriculture and food systems designed to regenerate equitable healthy communities, economies, and their environment. Wildseeds Grant funds support telling the stories of Makoce's Indigenous agriculture and food systems initiatives - including a food systems institute, cultural foods program, and food hub - through the development and implementation of external communications, outreach, and education plans.

Moving Mountains’ mission is to provide leaders and organizations with space, resources, and support to reflect, create, organize, and achieve gender justice. Wildseeds Grant funds support creating counternarratives and campaigns that support Southeast Asian farmers, such as Hmong farmers, in establishing and solidifying a role in their agricultural ecosystem; and creating content that connects intergenerational voices to educational platforms to teach about Hmong food, herbal practices, and farming techniques.

Not Our Farm’s mission is to celebrate and share the stories of non-owning workers on farms. We aim to increase visibility around the challenges and abuses that happen on farms, regardless of the size, location, or reputation. NOF is building power among farmworkers by cultivating a virtual place of community in which farmworkers share their stories and skills, create resources, and form relationships with each other. Wildseeds Grant funds support Free School for Farm Workers, a virtual teach-in series by farmworkers that leads skill-building sessions including Caring for Yourself and Your Crew in Extreme Heat, Safe Movement on Farms, Farmer Burnout, Farming in an Ableist Society Seed Saving, and Farmwork and Caretaking.

Pan Valley Institute’s mission is to create places where immigrants and refugees can learn from each other, develop a sense of belonging, reclaim their cultural rights, and prepare for building caring and culturally thriving communities. Wildseeds Grant funds support communications capacity through a multimedia narrative campaign that raises awareness about economic inequalities and environmental challenges in the Central Valley while highlighting the vital contributions of immigrants, refugees, and communities of color to regional food systems.

Power4PuertoRico Education’s mission is to steadily building an informed network of change agents working together on issues affecting their community. Wildseeds Grant funds support producing a compelling video/social campaign about people, especially women, who are cooperatively and sustainably cultivating the land and facilitating local food production, in the Caribbean and Pacific Island territories.

Saba Grocers Initiative’s mission is to serves as a conduit for communities to get healthy food, provide information that promotes health and well-being, and for facilitating community empowerment. Wildseeds Grant funds support community-led communications planning that amplifies their model of an independent BIPOC grocer-led collective, shifts narratives about corner store owners and shoppers, and helps bring healthy foods to corner stores.

Somali Bantu Community Association’s mission is to provide vital transitional services, advocacy, and food production that empowers members of the refugee community to uphold cultural identity and economic well-being to thrive in their new life here in Maine. Wildseeds Grant funds support creating resources and educational materials to increase land access for BIPOC and immigrant farmers in Maine, including land access one-pagers translated in French, Somali, and Maay Maay; a series of land access videos; and educational information for landowners working with BIPOC and immigrant farmers.

Song Community Development Corporation’s mission is rooted in the Vietnamese American experience of New Orleans East and pursues the full liberation of Black and Indigenous people, and People of Color across all intersectional identities to improve the quality of life of residents in vulnerable communities in Southern Louisiana. Wildseeds Grant funds support the development of an expanded narrative for the VEGGI Farmers Cooperative, which provides economic opportunity for community farmers, healthy food access for low-income residents, and cultural organizing through preservation of Vietnamese food practices.

Texas Tribal Buffalo Project’s mission is to restore kinship between Texas Indigenous Lineal Descendants and their sacred Buffalo relatives (Iyane'e) through Indigenous-led stewardship, regenerative foodways, and cultural revitalization. Wildseeds Grant funds support the development of an external communications plan that can amplify Indigenous excellence in pursuit of food sovereignty and cultural revitalization by way of buffalo restoration, regenerative agriculture, and traditional ecological knowledge; and provide insight and education on the rich history and culture of Indigenous communities and their profound relationship with the buffalo.

TruCulture Community Market’s mission is to reclaim land, culture, and economic sovereignty by dismantling capitalist racism and its devastating impact on food systems, cultural memory, health practices, and economic prosperity in Black, Indigenous, and communities of color in need of liberation. Wildseeds Grant funds strengthen their storytelling, narrative framing, and communications planning to elevate frontline voices and spread their efforts in addressing food apartheid, land-based healing, and economic sovereignty in their community.

Wukchumni Tribe’s mission is to revitalize and maintain the cultural values (traditional and spiritual) of the Wukchumni Yokuts. Wildseeds Grant funds support telling the story of Wukchumni Farms and their food sovereignty and land stewardhsip work through strategic communications strategies including social media, website development, and storytelling videos.