About Our BIPOC Elders
In the United States Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) have a history of exclusion. They’ve suffered restrained opportunities for developing wealth, owning land and businesses, personal freedoms, health and wellness, nutrition, and clean-fresh air.
It should come as no surprise that our BIPOC Elders have lived through so much more degradation than our younger generations, who still suffer but are making small headways. Our BIPOC Elders have suffered countless atrocities throughout time to the present.
As our population grows in the United States our elders are getting left behind. They are valuable to our society and hold priceless knowledge and wisdom. The Grandmothers’ Village Project seeks to remedy many of these atrocities.
Justice in the Works:
♥ Organic Food Sovereignty
♥ Green Homes
♥ Open land
♥ Net-Zero Energy Use (Off Grid)
♥ Organic and Alternative Wellness and Healthcare
♥ Education and Training
♥ Regenerative/Perma Farm & Winter Greenhouse
♥ Retreat Center / Sanctuary
♥ Animist Community (Reverence for Nature)
♥ Welcoming Community and Relationships
