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Farm Plug Philosophy
Wednesday, April 22, 2020 · 1:00 p.m. · Central Time (US & Canada)
About This Webinar
A Farm Plug is a person that understands the layers that create identity and points others to resources. Focused primarily on the continuance of indigenous agriculturalists, Farm Plugs support and innovate to assist marginalized farms to better service their communities; often referred to as an agricultural activist, food/climate justice practitioner, or "agrivist." Join Kandeaux the self-proclaimed Farm Plug for an in-depth discussion on climate change, food security and sustainability with State Rep. Sonya Harper and activist Anton Seals, Jr.
Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
Founder, Farm Plug Industries
A graduate of The Piney Woods School, a historically black boarding school, Candace Clark is a Tuskegee University Alumna from Chicago, IL; with a BS in Agricultural Business with a focus on sustainability and a certificate in International Relations, as well as a former USDA 1890 Scholar. Her experiences abroad as an African American woman cultivated her internal obligation to serve her community and those like it abroad.
Aware of racial injustices, she views them- and their potential solutions- from a political, agroecological lens. She hopes to empower developing communities by learning and being a medium for sustainable agricultural techniques to small and middle farmers, internationally. Although the role of agriculture is not widely embraced, she seeks to reconnect Agriculture to her generation, and her culture to the world, through agriculture and sustainable practices. She is currently enrolled at American University’s School of International Service pursuing her MA’s in Natural Resources and Sustainable Development.
Kandeaux the Farm Plug
Educate. Thrive. Connect.
Farm-plug.com
Aware of racial injustices, she views them- and their potential solutions- from a political, agroecological lens. She hopes to empower developing communities by learning and being a medium for sustainable agricultural techniques to small and middle farmers, internationally. Although the role of agriculture is not widely embraced, she seeks to reconnect Agriculture to her generation, and her culture to the world, through agriculture and sustainable practices. She is currently enrolled at American University’s School of International Service pursuing her MA’s in Natural Resources and Sustainable Development.
Kandeaux the Farm Plug
Educate. Thrive. Connect.
Farm-plug.com
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