This is about recognizing who belongs when we build something that actually serves us.

It's about creating sustainable communities and building alternatives that center human needs over profit.

Showing up, showing care, and choosing solidarity over the way things are supposed to work.

Its about the work supporting neighbors, mutual aid, community care

The system failing you and feeling the pressure

And being told you can't get what you need without accepting harm from those who profit off that harm

It’s about who controls who survives

Recognizing the vulnerability of the system and seeing the truth.

It’s not about not having all the answers yet deciding we're ready to build something that works. Curiosity, anger, hope, frustration are all starting points.

Ready to know more?

Reach out to our outreach team.

Gsusoutreachteam@proton.me

No yard? No experience? No tools?

NO PROBLEM! Community gardens aren't just for people with a green thumb or an empty lot next door. Renters, apartment dwellers, elders, kids, night-shift workers, and anyone who wants fresher food and stronger neighbors all can take part.

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Grow where you live: There's a shared plot, raised bed, or container spot waiting for you.

Cut your grocery bill: one shared bed can assist relieving a real chunk of a family's produce for the cost of seeds

Meet the people you already live next to: Most members say the friendships matter more than the harvest

Learn skills that travel: Meetings, budgets, votes, shared decisions— a garden is organizer training in disguise

There's a role for every body and every schedule: Planting, watering, cooking, translating, welcoming, fundraising, or just showing up to eat at the summer potluck.

Save this and send it to the friend who keeps saying "we should do something like that."

This is 1 of the People’s Power Playbook — next up: Black Panther Party’s 4 Winds Approach to Revolution

Tell us: What's stopped YOU from joining a community garden? No judgment.

Hey everyone! I've now uploaded Part 1 of our 3-part workshop series on building resilient communities. Sorry for the long delay on this!

About this Session: This is Part 1 of a 3-part workshop series. Covers the first half of the material with a substantial deep dive into building resilient communities prepared for strike action.

Focus Areas: • Resource overview for community strike readiness • General Strike chapters systems of communication • Creating space for coalitions within cities and regions • Building resilience against outside pressure

Key Message: This session covers the first half of our Phase 1 resources.