A People’s History with the Insight Garden Program at San Quentin State Prison by Haleh Zandi —– Photos by Insight Garden Program Photographer, Kirk Crippens On Friday, we had our last class of 2013 with the Insight Garden Program at San...
Land-based work with living wages, good healthcare, and community support that keeps people out of prison.
Urban oases offer healthy food, safe spaces, and economic opportunities for communities impacted by systemic oppression.
Paid youth internships, education, and mentorship programs that interrupt the school-to-prison pipeline.
We provide sustainable living-wage jobs, food access, and holistic programming for communities impacted by mass incarceration.
Our organic nursery, urban tree farm, aquaponics farm, and pay-what-you-can commercial kitchen work together as an ecosystem.
