Preserving history, celebrating resilience, changing the face of agriculture – A multimedia project focusing on Black, Latino, Native & Asian farmers.

The Color of Food

Preserving history, celebrating resilience, changing the face of agriculture – A multimedia project focusing on Black, Latino, Native & Asian farmers.

  • Book

    The Color of Food photo documentary book of farmers’ stories and portraits will be available at the end of 2013!

  • Blog

    Check out bits and pieces of the project on the Brown.Girl.Farming blog – see stories, photos, clips and quotes from farmers and food activists.

  • Shop

    Some portraits from the project are available for purchase and for exhibit. 25% of each sale will go to the farmers and the rest will go back to the project. Check out portrait sizes and prices.

  • Map

    Check out the Map & Directory of fellow farmers and food activists of color. Help the Map Grow!

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My family's been farming this land for 350 years, I still use the same rituals and traditions. Nothing has changed, maybe the politics, but the way we grow food and the way we honor the earth has always been the same. - Don Bustos, New Mexico farmer.

  • About

    Brown.Girl.Farming is a voice for food sovereignty in communities of color. The Color of Food is a project to amplify, celebrate and preserve the voices of Black, Latino, Indigenous & Asian farmers and food activists through storytelling and multimedia imagery. Learn More

  • Video