in this episode…you’ll hear from Angelina Alanis (she/they), the Community Organizer and Communications Coordinator for the Festival Beach Food Forest (FBFF), share about the vision for the FBFF, how came into being and how it has evolved and expanded, how their majority volunteer-led team organizes and governs themselves to foster collective democratic decision-making, and about how the forest is a tangible example of what a regional solidarity economy - quite literally rooted in place - can look like.
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music produced by my brother, Joshua Middlebrooks, you can find him on Soundcloud at Intothegerogian
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resources and links lifted up in this episode:
Food Forest Website and more about its lore is on the FAQ page
take a virtual tour of the forest!
come to a FBFF event!
FBFF’s fiscal sponsor: Fruitful Commons
Sociocracy
People Organized in Defense of Earth and her Resources (PODER)
PODER’s Struggles & Victories, including the Holly Power Plant Shutdown
TreeFolks
Austin’s History regarding the 1928 Master Plan
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