Reclaim the Land. Reclaim Your Health. Reclaim Your Power

Supporting Healthy Black Agriculture Workgroup

The land remembers us!

It is waiting for us to return, not in fear, but in strength. From seed to harvest, this workgroup is about more than growing food, it’s about growing freedom.

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Introduction

The Supporting Healthy Black Agriculture Workgroup is where Black families reconnect with the land, reclaim our agricultural heritage, and build pathways to health, healing, and economic independence. For too long, systemic racism and generational trauma have separated us from the soil that sustained our ancestors. We’re here to change that, together.

Through hands-on training, culturally rooted teachings, and healing spaces, we dismantle the myths and barriers that have kept Black people from agricultural careers, food sovereignty, and land ownership. This is our birthright. This is our power.

Why This Will Transform You and Your Family

Our connection to the land is not just about food—it’s about survival, culture, and liberation. By learning to grow our own food and build agricultural businesses, we address health disparities, generate income, and create spaces for healing across generations.

This workgroup will empower you to:

  • Feed your family with fresh, chemical-free food grown by your own hands.

  • Build economic stability through agricultural entrepreneurship.

  • Reconnect to your heritage while honoring the Black farming experience.

  • Strengthen family bonds through collective work, learning, and joy.

Addressing Real Challenges

We don’t shy away from the truth:

  • Land Access – We help participants explore pathways to ownership and stewardship.
  • Culturally Relevant Training – No cookie-cutter approach; this program is built for Black communities, by Black communities.
  • Healing from PTSS – We address Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome and the generational disconnection from land through education, discussion, and collective healing.

Perfect for Families

Whether you’re a single adult, a grandparent raising grandkids, or a multi-generational household—this program has a place for you. You’ll work alongside your children, grandchildren, and neighbors to plant seeds that will grow into food, opportunities, and stronger communities.

What You Will Gain

  1. Master Your Mind
    Learn how your mind works, how beliefs and assumptions form—and how to rewrite the patterns that hold you back.

  2. Get Out of Your Own Way
    Overcome depression, isolation, and procrastination by doing the deep, necessary shadow work that creates lasting change.

  3. Break Generational Patterns
    Gain tools to disrupt cycles that have shaped your family and community for decades.

  4. Transform From Within
    Develop a new language, mindset, and capacity for joy, power, and freedom.

Program Benefits

  • 12 Weeks of Deep Work – Transformational curriculum designed to meet you where you are and take you where you’re meant to be.

  • Financial Support – $50 monthly stipend for active participants (based on attendance and participation).

  • Community – Join a circle of Black individuals committed to healing, leadership, and collective liberation.

  • Lasting Change – Tools you will carry for a lifetime.

Upcoming dates

Apr 18 - Jun 11, 2026
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April 18, 2026
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Join us in building a community! Enroll now, and take the first step in healing from the past to create a brighter future!

Important

Experience the beauty of spending time with your children this summer at our tranquil farm, located at the Farley Center. Heal together, earn income, receive a complimentary garden bed installation, enjoy free organic produce, and access our supportive resources.

SHBA Class Schedule (Farm Visits Only)

Format: Saturdays, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM

No Visits On:

June 7 (June 1-8 break)

August 23 (Aug 22-24 break)

Farm Visits:

June 14 (rescheduled from June 7)

July 12

August 2

August 30

SHBA Farm Visit Schedule (June–September 2025)

Format: Saturdays, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM (unless noted) lunch (12-1 pm)

No Visits On:

June 7 (June 1–8 break)

August 23 (Aug 22–24 break)

Jun 14-- Standard Farm Visit--Season opener

Jul 12-- Standard Farm Visit--Mid-season session

Jul 26--Standard Farm Visit--Added summer session

Aug 2--Standard Farm Visit

Aug 30--Standard Farm Visit--End-of-summer session

Sep 6--Harvest Festival--Special event (10AM–2PM)

Testimonials

Words from Our Participants

Find out what people are saying about our workgroups

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Training participant

SHBF course has taught me so much regarding post traumatic slave syndrome and the impact that trauma has on my thinking, our behaviors, and more importantly, our way of being. I have the ability to change my situation and our outcomes by just starting with the results I want.

Corinda Rainey-Moore

SHBF Participant

The experience is utterly transformational. The need for us to all continue our anti-racism journeys continues; the fight is long but despair is not an option.

Cohort 1 Member

Co-Conspirators Workgroup

The course has helped me to re-examine how I center my thoughts and actions.

Gia Gallimore

SHBF Participant

Urban Triage’s Supporting Healthy Black Families has offered me a much needed pause in life. It has created an invitation to connect to myself, and ask myself who am I? Who am I being? Very rarely are Black women and femmes able to ask ourselves that.

Alysia

SHBF Participant

Supporting Healthy Black Families helped me examine the things I make a racket about and approach the obstacles with the result I desire in mind.

Takeyla Benton

SHBF Participant

In the past 2 months I've grown to understand my own integrity & the importance of my word. I CAN'T EXPRESS HOW AMAZING THIS CLASS IS. The things you learn will piss you off, but help you grow. You will be held accountable. It is an amazing Black space for Black People 🖤💪🏿.

Patience Clark

SHBF Participant

I'm in a powerful training by Brandi Grayson from Urban Triage at End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin and Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault. If you want it real about racism, hire Brandi! She is so good.

Kathy Flores

Training Participant

Being in SHBF was a life changing event for me.Urban Triage helped me realize my greatest strengths, while learning traits I considered weaknesses can be improved. I have learned not to focus on my past as a bad experience, but see it as an experience that was necessary to become who I am today.

Woman cohort member

SHBF Participant

Before the class, I was letting fear stop me from moving forward. Now I have been starting with the end goal, knowing that I will make that vision happen. This class also made me feel connected to the Black community in Madison. It feels good to know that Black people who have similar experiences to me care about me.

Alex Booker

SHBF Participant

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