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You eat rice but CAN YOU GROW IT THO? Join us for a virtual AfroIndigenous rice harvesting session with Myles Gaines! 🌾 This event is part of our ongoing rice cultivation series. Join us for a live virtual session dedicated to AfroIndigenous rice harvesting traditions. As part of our ongoing educational series, this interactive gathering highlights the deep history, cultural significance, and practical techniques behind traditional rice cultivation. Guest speaker Myles Gaines will guide participants through the rice harvesting process and share insights into historical tools, land stewardship, and community heritage. Whether you are a grower, new farmer or lifelong learner, this event offers a welcoming space to expand your knowledge and ask questions live. What to Expect: Expert Presentation: Discover the origins, tools, and cultural legacy of Afro Indigenous rice harvesting. Interactive Q and A: Bring your curiosity and get real time answers to your questions. Community Connection: Engage with fellow community members interested in agricultural heritage and traditional food systems. FREE Registration Link In Bio!

Have you registered yet? Join us for a virtual AfroIndigenous rice harvesting session with Myles Gaines! 🌾 This event is part of our ongoing rice cultivation series. Join us for a live virtual session dedicated to AfroIndigenous rice harvesting traditions. As part of our ongoing educational series, this interactive gathering highlights the deep history, cultural significance, and practical techniques behind traditional rice cultivation. Guest speaker Myles Gaines will guide participants through the rice harvesting process and share insights into historical tools, land stewardship, and community heritage. Whether you are a grower, new farmer or lifelong learner, this event offers a welcoming space to expand your knowledge and ask questions live. What to Expect: Expert Presentation: Discover the origins, tools, and cultural legacy of Afro Indigenous rice harvesting. Interactive Q and A: Bring your curiosity and get real time answers to your questions. Community Connection: Engage with fellow community members interested in agricultural heritage and traditional food systems. FREE Registration Link In Bio!

Have you signed up yet? The knowledge is already here. Let’s keep sharing it! AfroEcology Lunch & Learn is back this fall, bringing growers, land stewards, and community together for practical learning, resource sharing, and wisdom exchange. From NRCS technical assistance to irrigation, high tunnels, and AfroEcology in practice, each session is designed to help you take what you learn and put it to work on the land. Join us virtually this fall. September 10 | Technical Assistance October 22 | Irrigation November 5 | High Tunnels December 3 | AfroEcology Panel 12:30–2:30 PM ET Register link in bio: bit.ly/AfroEcoLunchNLearn1

Thank you to everyone who joined Black Sustainability for our virtual conversation on The Climate Issue: Cultural, Afroecology in the Age of AI! We appreciate everyone who showed up to explore the intersections of culture, climate, and artificial intelligence, and to discuss how our cultural values, relationships with the land, and collective actions shape the future we’re building. The climate crisis is more than an environmental issue. It’s cultural, social, and deeply connected to how we live, what we value, and how we care for our communities and the planet. Thank you to everyone who contributed their time, perspectives, questions, and ideas to this important conversation. The work continues as we build a more just and sustainable future together. 2030 is a climate deadline. Let’s keep learning, connecting, and taking action. #BlackSustainability #Afroecology #ClimateJustice #ClimateAction #Sustainability

POV: You just found a room full of people who love this planet as much as you do. 🌍💚 There’s something powerful about finding your people. The ones who understand that sustainability is about more than the environment. It’s about our communities, our cultures, our economies, and the future we’re building together. This Atlanta Climate Week, we’re celebrating the people and organizations putting in the work to create a more sustainable world. At Black Sustainability, Inc., we’re building a global network of sustainability practitioners of Afrikan descent who are committed to restoring balance to our planet and creating thriving communities for generations to come. Are you looking to connect with your people? We invite you to join us! 🌱 Sign up for our newsletter 🌱 Join our ecosystem map 🌱 Tune in October 14 for our Climate & Culture discussion 🌱 Follow us for more updates Visit blacksustainability.org to get connected. #AtlantaClimateWeek #BlackSustainability #ClimateAction #EnvironmentalJustice

Atlanta Climate Week, we’re getting the community SEEDS!🌱 All week long, we’re popping up across Atlanta to distribute seeds, share resources, and equip our communities with the knowledge and tools to grow their own food. 📍 Want to catch us? You’ll have to follow us to find out where we’re popping up next! We’re keeping our locations exclusive to our community, so make sure you’re following along. October 17, catch Qualon at the ATLANTA YOUTH CLIMATE ACTION event on the belt line passing out Climate Kits and putting resources directly into the hands of the people! Food security starts with seeds. Community resilience starts with us. 🌱 Follow along and help us lace Atlanta with seeds all Atlanta Climate Week! Song by: @jordanjust

Thank you to everyone who showed up, shared, swapped, and helped make our Seed Swap at the @collardgreensfest a beautiful reminder of what community can grow. 🌱 Seeds are more than something we plant. They carry culture, knowledge, biodiversity, and the power to grow food on our own terms. From heirloom varieties to growing tips passed from hand to hand, every exchange was an investment in keeping these traditions alive. Thank you to Chris Lemons of @gratitudebotanicalfarm for helping bring this gathering to life and to everyone who came ready to share what they had and take home something new. This is what it looks like to grow together. 🌱

Why do we need seed swaps?🌱 Because our food system should not depend on having access to the same few seeds, from the same few sources. Seed swapping helps communities preserve heirloom varieties, increase biodiversity, share culturally significant crops, and keep the knowledge of growing food alive and moving from hand to hand. This September 27, come exchange more than seeds. Join Chris Lemons of @gratitudebotanicalfarm for a community Seed Swap at the @collardgreensfest ! Bring what you have. Take what you can grow. Share what you know. September 27, 1 PM to 3 PM Hillside International Truth Center, Atlanta Song Garden Groove by @jordanjust

Family, 4 days to go until The Original Collard Greens Cultural Festival! @collardgreensfest 🌱 Join us September 26–27 at the Hillside International Truth Center for two days of learning, community, and seed sharing🌱 On Day 1, stop by our table to learn about the importance of seed sovereignty and test your knowledge with Seed Bingo. You may even leave with a prize or two! 🎖️ On Day 2, bring seeds from your harvest to participate in a community seed swap, facilitated by Brother Chris Lemons of @gratitudebotanicalfarm ! Seeds hold more than potential food. They carry knowledge, culture, history, and the power to sustain our communities. Come learn. Come share. Come grow. 🌱

Bring the whole family out this Saturday! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🌱 The Original Collard Greens Cultural Festival is almost here, and we’ve got two ways for your family to play, learn, and grow together at the Sustainability Pavilion! Children’s Waste Relay ♻️ Kids, pick your favorite grown-up as your teammate! Together you'll race to sort real recyclables, like plastic bottles, cardboard, and cans, into the right bins. It's silly, it's sweet, and it teaches the whole family how to recycle right. WE WILL ALSO HAVE Seed Bingo 🎯 Grab a card and test your knowledge with three levels of play, from seeds you already eat every day, to trickier rounds, to a level where you can even use your phone for help. Everyone from the littlest ones to the grown-ups can play, and there are prizes up for grabs! 📍 The Original Collard Greens Cultural Festival | @collardgreensfest Saturday, September 26th Come learn together, play together, and grow together as a family!!!!!

Family, join us in celebrating our Member of the Month Cosco Jones! Some people find their calling early. Cosco Jones found his at age three, building with Legos and sketching houses in a neighborhood that was often overlooked but never short on potential! Read more in bio!

Family, two weeks to go until The Original Collard Greens Cultural Festival! @collardgreensfest 🌱 Join us September 26–27 at the Sustainability Pavilion for two days of learning, community, and seed sharing🌱 On Day 1, stop by our table to learn about the importance of seed sovereignty and test your knowledge with Seed Bingo. You may even leave with a prize or two! 🎖️ On Day 2, bring seeds from your harvest to participate in a community seed swap, facilitated by Brother Chris Lemons of @gratitudebotanicalfarm ! Seeds hold more than potential food. They carry knowledge, culture, history, and the power to sustain our communities. Come learn. Come share. Come grow. 🌱

Why do we need seed swaps?🌱 Because our food system should not depend on having access to the same few seeds, from the same few sources. Seed swapping helps communities preserve heirloom varieties, increase biodiversity, share culturally significant crops, and keep the knowledge of growing food alive and moving from hand to hand. This September 27, come exchange more than seeds. Join Chris Lemons of @gratitudebotanicalfarm for a community Seed Swap at the @collardgreensfest ! Bring what you have. Take what you can grow. Share what you know. September 27, 1 PM to 3 PM Hillside International Truth Center, Atlanta

The knowledge is already here. Let’s keep sharing it! AfroEcology Lunch & Learn is back this fall, bringing growers, land stewards, and community together for practical learning, resource sharing, and wisdom exchange. From NRCS technical assistance to irrigation, high tunnels, and AfroEcology in practice, each session is designed to help you take what you learn and put it to work on the land. Join us virtually this fall. September 10 | Technical Assistance October 22 | Irrigation November 5 | High Tunnels December 3 | AfroEcology Panel 12:30–2:30 PM ET Register link in bio: bit.ly/AfroEcoLunchNLearn1

Family, it’s almost that time! August 28 (8/28) is a Day for supporting Black-led non-profits and there is a special campaign called Give 8/28 to help those of us committed to supporting our community raise funds. Give 8/28 is almost here, and we need your help! Can you take 2 minutes (or less) and record a video on social media sharing WHY YOU support BSI? If you can post your video and tag us on socials or send the video to us with a donation on 8/28, we will post it and tag you!!! Your story will help others understand why our work matters and why even a $10 donation can make a meaningful difference. Talking Points: Name, Where You Are, Which of our programs/trainings/classes/workshops have impacted your life, supported your community, or helped you see what is possible through sustainability? Send us a short video sharing your experience and telling others why they should donate $10 to support our mission. Your voice can help us inspire more people to invest in a sustainable future for Black communities. Let’s get 1,000 people to give at least $10 this Give 8/28 Ready to share? Tag us or Send your video via DM , or email to jordan@blacksustainability.org We cannot wait to hear your story!

Tomorrow! August 28 (8/28) is a Day for supporting Black-led non-profits and there is a special campaign called Give 8/28 to help those of us committed to supporting our community raise funds. Give 8/28 is almost here, and we need your help! Can you take 2 minutes (or less) and record a video on social media sharing WHY YOU support BSI? If you can post your video and tag us on socials or send the video to us with a donation on 8/28, we will post it and tag you!!! Your story will help others understand why our work matters and why even a $10 donation can make a meaningful difference. Talking Points: Name, Where You Are, Which of our programs/trainings/classes/workshops have impacted your life, supported your community, or helped you see what is possible through sustainability? Send us a short video sharing your experience and telling others why they should donate $10 to support our mission. Your voice can help us inspire more people to invest in a sustainable future for Black communities. Let’s get 1,000 people to give at least $10 this Give 8/28 Ready to share? Tag us or Send your video via DM , or email to jordan@blacksustainability.org We cannot wait to hear your story!

Tomorrow! FREE virtual sign up is still open! AfroEcology is rooted in the knowledge, practices, and relationships that help communities care for land and build sustainable futures 🌱 The AfroEcologist Certification equips growers, landowners, and sustainability enthusiasts with AfroIndigenous and NRCS practices through virtual training, quizzes, and hands-on field experience. Ready to deepen your relationship with the land and become an AfroEcology advocate? Join our FREE Info Session on August 25 from 11 AM to 1 PM ET to learn more about the certification. Register through the link in our bio. #AfroEcology #AfroEcologist #Blacksustainability

This Black August, in honor of Black Philanthropy Month, we’re inviting our members to reflect and share. Whether Black Sustainability, Inc. helped you reconnect with land, build community, or grow as a practitioner, we want to hear about it. Fill out our short form with the link in our bio, to tell us your story, and if you’d like, upload a photo alongside it. With your permission, we’ll feature your story on our page and social media, tagging you along the way. Use #BlackSustainability to join the conversation. Support is a verb. Love Black. Give Green. 🌱

SAVE THE DATE! Meet us at the Original Collard Greens Cultural Festival with Black Sustainability, Inc. for a two-day celebration of culture, community, and sustainability.🌱 September 26, 2026 from 2–7 PM September 27, 2026 from 1–5 PM Join us at Hillside International Truth Center in Atlanta as we connect our community to all things Black and Green. Come meet the Black Sustainability team, learn more about our work, connect with the community, and experience the power of sustainability rooted in culture. We’ll see you there!

AfroEcology is rooted in the knowledge, practices, and relationships that help communities care for land and build sustainable futures 🌱 The AfroEcologist Certification equips growers, landowners, and sustainability enthusiasts with AfroIndigenous and NRCS practices through virtual training, quizzes, and hands-on field experience. Ready to deepen your relationship with the land and become an AfroEcology advocate? Join our FREE Info Session on August 25 from 11 AM to 1 PM ET to learn more about the certification. Register through the link in our bio. #AfroEcology #AfroEcologist #Blacksustainability

Family, Join us August 29, in Fayetteville, GA, as we gather with Roots ’N Earth Family Farm and Elevate Farms to explore the art and responsibility of seed stewardship 🌱 Together, we’ll learn the foundations of seed starting while deepening our connection to food sovereignty, cultural legacy, and growing knowledge that can nourish future generations. Come ready to learn, get your hands in the soil, and grow with us. August 29, 2026 | 10 AM–4 PM In-person | Fayetteville, GA Register today and reserve your place! Link in bio!

This Black Philanthropy Month, we’re celebrating the graduation of our second Installation Basics Training (IBT) cohort. The program was delivered in partnership with @gridalternatives and made possible through the support of @google as one of the primary sponsors! Nearly 25 graduates completed hands-on training that’s putting them at the forefront of the green industry, building skills, building careers, and building a future where Black communities lead the clean energy movement, not just participate in it. Atlanta, it’s up! Black Sustainability, Inc. is committed to closing the gap and creating real pathways into solar and sustainability work. This is what liberation through land, energy, and opportunity looks like. Read the full feature, link in bio 🌱

Our partners at @gridalternatives are on-site giving an inside look at the hands-on training, real panels, real installs! “The impact we are seeing in Southwest Atlanta is driven by community trust, local expertise, and a shared commitment to long-term outcomes.” - Adewale Ogunbadejo, VP of Workforce Development, GRID Alternatives. This is what it looks like when national expertise meets community-led implementation. One more day until Cohort 2 graduates! ☀️Learn more about the IBT program and the Train-the-Trainer pipeline! Link in bio! #reels #explore #atlanta #sustainability

Cohort 2 Grad Week! Meet Qualon Bobbit, a recent graduate of our IBT program! Qualon walks us through his journey, from solar photovoltaic installation and OSHA 10 safety certification to stepping confidently into a green collar career. Programs like IBT, in partnership with @gridalternatives and the C.A.S.T. collective, are proving that Southwest Atlanta residents don’t just deserve a seat at the clean energy table, they’re leading the way. Cohort 2 graduates this Friday, July 31st. Stay tuned all week as we celebrate the people powering this movement. Want a story like Qualon’s? Visit www.blacksustainability.org (link in bio) to learn how to apply!

Meet Brother Charles Greenlea @ecoparadigmatlanta 🌱 A graduate of Cohort 1 of our Installation Basics Training(IBT)program, powered by our partnership with @gridalternatives ! Charles didn’t just complete the program, he’s stepping into our Train-the-Trainer Pipeline, becoming the next generation of instructors shaping Cohort 2 and beyond. This is what community-centered workforce development looks like: alumni becoming leaders, and leaders building pathways for the next conort This week, we’re spotlighting the people behind our clean energy movement! ☀️Learn more about the IBT program and the Train-the-Trainer Pipeline, link in bio! —> www. blacksustainability.org • • • • #BlackSustainability #gridalternatives #atl #atlanta

Meet the newest cohort of our Installation Basics Training (IBT) program! 🔆 Before the tools come out and the panels go up, we asked our incoming trainees one question: what are you most excited to learn? Their answers say it all ...solar PV installation and design, electrical fundamentals, OSHA 10 safety certification, and the kind of hands-on skills that turn into real careers! This Friday, July 31st, our Cohort 2 graduates from this very program. Their excitement today is proof of what’s waiting on the other side. 🎓 In partnership with @gridalternatives and the C.A.S.T. collective (Black Sustainability, Ayika Solutions + ReGen Community Advisory), we’re building the next generation of green collar leaders right here in Southwest Atlanta. As we enter Black Philanthropy Month, here is a direct result of where your support has directly gone to support! Stay with us as this cohort’s journey unfolds on Friday! #reels #explore #atlanta

Come experience an afternoon designed to nourish your mind, body, and spirit. Watch an emotional short film by @anayatheecoartist on the beauty of trees, then join @komorebi_movement for a grounding yoga flow and guided meditation walk through one of Atlanta’s urban forests 🌳 Registration link in bio!

A geometric dome is one of nature’s strongest, most efficient designs, making it the perfect space to safely observe the incredible work of pollinators! 🐝 This beautiful observatory was built at @upendoestatesfarm this weekend through collective work and problem solving with Federation of Southern Cooperatives, @blackfoodblackfutures OurSpace World and @ecoparadigmatlanta Eco-PARADIGM. A few army crawls and bee stings later, this project reflects the mission of our Eco-Building Industry House: creating innovative spaces that connect people, nature, and sustainable design! Ready to build a greener future with us? Join the Black Sustainability Network and become part of a growing community advancing Black innovation, sustainability, and cooperative economics! 🛠️ song: @jordanjust • • • #reels #explore #blacksustainability #atl

Have you registered yet? Secure your spot for FREE while there’s still time! We are so excited to see you all there 🌱 • • • • #reels #explore #blacksustainability #atlanta #farmer

We had an incredible time at @upendoestatesfarm , coming together to support local growers and land owners, share NRCS, resources, and strengthen our farming community. Every helping hand, every conversation, and every smile reminded us that meaningful change happens when we work together! We’re so grateful to our amazing host Upendo Estates and our partners: OurSpace World ( @blackfoodblackfutures ), @ecoparadigmatlanta , and the @federationofsoutherncoop for helping make this farm assistance weekend possible. Thank you to WCSHC for their sponsorship and everyone who volunteered, participated, and showed up to serve. Your dedication continues to inspire us, and we can’t wait to keep growing together, one partnership, one harvest, and one community at a time! Song by: @jordanjust • • • #reels #explore #blacksustainability #blackandgreen #farm

Conservation Through Culture AfroEcology combines ancestral farming wisdom with sustainable land management practices to create healthier ecosystems and stronger communities rooted in Afrikan culture with @wegrowfoodinc . During our Caribbean Farm Tour, we explored how Ras Alpha’s farm incorporates conservation approaches aligned with NRCS practices, including protecting soil, managing water resources, and supporting biodiversity. This gathering united growers, healers, and sustainability leaders to highlight how traditional knowledge continues to shape the future of reparative agriculture. #reels #explore #blacksustainability #virginislands

Conservation Through Culture 🌱🇻🇮 AfroEcology combines ancestral farming wisdom with sustainable land management practices to create healthier ecosystems and stronger communities rooted in Afrikan culture. During our Caribbean Farm Tour, we explored how Ras Alpha’s farm incorporates conservation approaches aligned with NRCS practices, including protecting soil, managing water resources, and supporting biodiversity. This gathering united growers, healers, and sustainability leaders to highlight how traditional knowledge continues to shape the future of reparative agriculture. • • • • #reels #explore #blacksustainability #farmers #virginislands

Sustainability Has Roots Did you know many Caribbean farms have been practicing conservation long before sustainability became a global conversation? Ras Alpha’s 30-year farm in St. Thomas showcases Afroecological farming methods that prioritize soil health, biodiversity, and harmony with nature. By applying NRCS practices rooted in indigenous conservation principles, farmers can get resources to protect the land, soil, and wildlife while producing food for their communities. This farm tour was curated by We Grow Food, Inc.’s Sista B and brought together leaders from across the Black Sustainability Network, including voices in Reparative Agriculture and Wholistic Health IH’s, to celebrate the knowledge growing throughout the Caribbean! #reels #explore #blacksustainability #virginislands

Greetings Family! This July, we are honored to spotlight Mike Tekh Strode, a community strategist, educator, and organizer whose work is rooted in reshaping how we understand value, exchange, and collective care. His work challenges dominant economic models by centering people, relationships, and community resilience over profit! Read more about Mike by clicking the link in our bio! 🌱

Meet Sarafina! The future of Atlanta’s green workforce 🌱 This cohort with @gridalternatives is stepping into the solar industry with purpose, skill, and a vision for something bigger than themselves. From hands-on training to real-world application, they’re building pathways rooted in sustainability, opportunity, and community impact. OSHA + IBT certified, adaptable, and driven..these are the leaders shaping what a just, clean energy future looks like! Follow the journey. Support the cohort. Hire the future! • • • #solar #blacksustainability #reels

Real learning. Real voices. Real growth. As week two unfolds, our cohort with @gridalternatives shares what’s been unlocked…new skills, new perspectives, and a deeper connection to the work ahead. #reels #explore #blacksustainability

It starts with intention. Week one of our collaboration with GRID Alternatives (@gridalternatives ) and Black Sustainability, Inc. set the tone hands on learning, shared knowledge, and collective growth. @dr.e_atl has SET THE TONE! Each day closes in reflection. What did we learn? How do we carry it forward? Grounded in traditional Afrikan proverbs, we connect today’s skills to generations of wisdom. This is how we build mind, body, and community. 🌍 • • • #reels #atlanta #sustainability

Something ‘power’ful is happening in the South! Meet the future solar leaders who are at the forefront of Atlanta’s green future! Black Sustainability, Inc. has partnered with @gridalternatives and we are so excited to introduce our GRID Alternatives Cohort 1; stepping into the solar industry with purpose, skill, and vision. First milestone? OSHA 10 certified. Every. Single. One. ✅ This is just the beginning. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be following their journey as they train, build, and prepare to enter the green workforce! Watch what happens when opportunity meets preparation! • • • • #blacksustainability #reels #explore #atlanta

Family! Join us in celebrating our Member of the Month, @zahra_ala 🌱 There are people who move through the world, and then there are people who activate it. This month, we’re honored to spotlight Black Sustainability Network member, Sister zahra alabanza, a mother, organizer, creative, and adventurer whose life and work embody joy, liberation, and possibility. Read more about @zahra_ala, @redbikeandgreen and @blackfreedomoutfitters by clicking the blog link in our bio!

If the stores shut down tomorrow, could you feed yourself? Sign up for our Afro Indigenous Rice planting workshop with @iiwiifarm ! Registration link in our bio! 🌾 • • • #reels #explore #sustainabilty #atl

Happy Afrikan Liberation Day! ✊🏿 Join Black Sustainability, Inc. and @tai.tours for a presentation on the ancient future of cooperatives and the socio-political context of collective self-determination and Afrikan cooperative practice! The FREE registration to this VIRTUAL event is linked in our bio! • • • • #blacksustainability #Sustainability #atlanta

Afrikan Liberation Day is around the corner on May 25th, 2026 ✊🏿🌱 Join Black Sustainability, Inc. and @tai.tours for a presentation on the ancient future of cooperatives and the socio-political context of collective self-determination and Afrikan cooperative practice! The FREE registration to this VIRTUAL event is linked in our bio! • • • • #blacksustainability #Sustainability #atlanta

Have you registered yet? Secure your spot for FREE while there’s still time! We are so excited to see you all there 🌱 • • • •(Check IG for upcoming dates Sept, Oct, Nov and Dec) #reels #explore #blacksustainability #atlanta #farmer

Stop leaving opportunities on the table. There’s funding, training, and support out here! Come learn how to claim it. We’re connecting you to NRCS experts so you can turn your vision into something funded and functional 💵💯🌱 This is what they mean by “get in the room.” Except this room is virtual and FREE. Learn how to access land support, conservation funding, and real tools!!!!! REGISTRATION LINK IN BIO! • • • • #atlanta #funding #farmer #blacksustainability

This ain’t THEORY! This is how you GET FUNDED and GROW! Afro NRCS Virtual Training is where we break down how the system really works and how to move smarter with land, resources, and funding. This is hands-on knowledge for growers, land stewards, and community builders ready to turn information into action. Tap in and level up your land game from anywhere! FREE REGISTRATION LINK IN BIO!

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