First Mother Farms
Land-Based Practice. Birth Justice. Cultural Continuity.
First Mother Farms is a land-based cultural initiative rooted in Indigenous, diasporic, and regenerative traditions. We work across sites, seasons, and communities to restore reciprocal relationships between land, bodies, and collective care.
Rather than centering land ownership, we practice relational stewardship, partnering with landholders, communities, and institutions to offer land-based education, healing work, and cultural programming grounded in ancestral knowledge systems.
Our work sits at the intersection of ecology, birth justice, and cultural memory, supporting ways of living that honor land as kin and care as collective responsibility.
What We Do
Land-based education and seasonal field gatherings
Birth-justice–aligned healing spaces and rites of passage
Applied research, curriculum, and cultural storytelling
Why This Matters
At a time of ecological crisis and reproductive injustice, First Mother Farms offers a model rooted in care over extraction, relationship over ownership, and continuity over scale.
Call to Action
Support relationship-based land work.
Fund cultural continuity.
Help us steward land, bodies, and knowledge for future generations.