Welcome to the 20th Annual Allied Media Conference!
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Gentrification, displacement, cultural erasure — enough! Come hear from people of color-centered groups claiming space for ourselves while organizing in our communities for long-term survival, despite the forces who say it’s impossible. We’ll share how we’re raising cash for permanent housing; talk tips, pitfalls, and different models from land trusts to coops and more); and build with each other. Come get ideas, inspiration, and support to preserve land and community housing for the long haul.
brandon king is a founding member of Cooperation Jackson, an organization whose aim is to build a solidarity economy in Jackson, Mississippi, anchored by a network of cooperatives and worker-owned, democratically self-managed enterprises. He is a member of the executive committee... Read More →
Zach Murray is part of the Oakland Community Land Trust, the land trust partner of #Liberate23rdAve. Zach previously served as the state and local policy specialist at the Grounded Solutions Network., Oakland Community Land Trust/#Liberate23rdAve
Zach Murray [He/Him/His] is a program manager with the Oakland Community Land Trust in California. Previously, he was a state and local policy specialist with Grounded Solutions Network in Oakland. He also served as an economic equity manager at the Greenlining Institute in Oakla... Read More →
I'm part of the Peacock Rebellion, a queer and trans Black/Indigenous/people of color (QTBIPOC) arts organization, and Snarkzilla, a QTBIPOC comedy crew. Talk to me about what makes you cackle
KP Pestaño is part of Queer The Land, a Seattle-based collaborative project grounded in the self-determination of QTPOC and the vision of collectively owning our land and labor.
Denechia Powell is part of Queer The Land, a Seattle-based collaborative project grounded in the self-determination of QTPOC and the vision of collectively owning our land and labor.
Xemiyulu Manibusan Tapepechul is a member of Earth Star Two Spirit Nation, a decolonial homestead/farm achieving Two-Spirt and QTBIPOC healing and land justice in West Virginia.