Bumper Stickers
Support our project while also adorning pickup trucks, water bottles, bike helmets and walk-in cooler doors . Let people know you stand with workers!
Order details below. All proceeds support Not Our Farm’s continued work.
**need to pay a different way? contact anita@notourfarm.org
Bumper Sticker – No Farm Workers No Food
one sticker reads “No Farm Workers No Food”
$3.00
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Farming into the Future – Toolkit
This is a resource informed by farmworkers’ voices and aimed at supporting positive, long-term employment opportunities for workers on diversified vegetable farms.
This toolkit focuses on four key areas farmworkers have said they deeply value in a workplace: COMMUNICATION, WORK ENVIRONMENT, OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH, and LIVABLE WAGES. While this resource speaks directly to farm owners, it also strives to paint a picture of what’s possible for those workers who seek to build a career in farmworking. As workers, it can also be helpful in thinking about how to have challenging conversations around these topic areas.
This has been a co-creation of Sarah Janes Ugoretz (FairShare CSA Coalition), Rue Policastro (Owl’s Nest Farm and co-author of our worker zine), Anita here at Not Our Farm, and many many other farmer voices, including most likely yours!
*This toolkit is meant to be a living and dynamic document. You will see encouragement to provide feedback and your own perspectives throughout!*
Printed copy of toolkit
70 pages printed in color – English only currently printing has been generously covered by a SARE grant price reflects cost of shipping in the United States. to ship outside of United States or to order in bulk, please contact us to calculate shipping
$3.00
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Consumer RESOURCE
In the summer of 2022, the Not Our Farm project (in collaboration with FairShare CSA Coalition) hosted a series of focus groups. We talked with nearly 40 majority BIPOC workers to find out what they need to continue farming for others as a career, and also what they want consumers, vendors, and local food advocates to know about their experiences on farms.
The pamphlet below is part of what came out of these discussions, specifically questions farm workers would like you to ask the farms that you are buying from to ensure you are supporting truly worker-centered farms.
We encourage you to read through this resource, and after considering the questions, actually ask them!
We can shift the culture to be more worker-centered one conversation at a time. If you can ask how the chickens are living/being treated, you can ask if the workers have access to a bathroom!
Content synthesized & written by: Nico Estrada// Designed by Alicia Robinson-Welsh
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WORKER ZINE! /
¡ZINE PARA TRABAJADORXS!
written by / / escrito por Zel Taylor, Rue Policastro, Trey Cochran, Ash Abeyta & Anita Adalja
designed by / / diseñado por Alicia Robinson-Welsh & Anita Adalja
translated by / / traducido por Nico Estrada & Ernesto Botello
Special thanks to the Northeast Farmers of Color Landtrust (NEFOC) for their generous support of the translation of this resource.
Un agradecimiento especial a Northeast Farmers of Color Landtrust (NEFOC) por su generoso apoyo en la traducción de este recurso.
order printed zines below!
¡OrdenA Zines impresos abajo!
Please choose the payment option that works for you. Also please indicate which language edition you would like to purchase. See bottom of page for more options.
Por favor escoge la forma de pago que funciona mejor para ti. También, favor de indicar cuál edición de idioma quieres comprar. Mira el fondo de la página para más opciones.
suggested donation for one zine / / donación sugerida para un zine
$15.00
one zine / / un zine
$10.00
one zine / / un zine
$5.00