Join us for session two of our Care for the People series, with Kanav Kathuria (he/him), on the intersections between prison abolition, care work, food and land sovereignty. This session explores how the struggle for food sovereignty is an abolitionist project. What does it mean to build a world where we are all able to meet our physical, emotional, and spiritual needs—a world that centers the liberatory potential of food and land to heal and restore relationships torn apart by centuries of oppression? How is collectively tending to the land an act of care?

Through sharing lessons and learnings from movements for food and land sovereignty in Baltimore, New York, Cuba, and Palestine, Kanav also invites participants to envision the roles and skills needed to build alternative educational and food systems, develop land-based forms of mutual aid, and collectively practice revolutionary care.