@40acresproject

40acresproject has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in July 2020. Besides social media accounts, 40acresproject has populated their site with All Things Food Summit at SXSW 2024 (By Food Tank, HTU, and Barr Mansion), Just Food: Food and the Muloma Heritage Center with chef Adrian Lipscombe. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting., Benin Farm Tour March 2024 / Initial Registration – Roots To Glory, GoFundMe: 40 Acres & A Mule Project, 40 Acres & A Mule Project Website, Juneteenth – Black Food edition of BUGS Wisdom Wednesday Webinar, Petition: Save the Alexander Family Farm from TXDOT Highway Expansion, Yahoo! News 'A New Breed': Chef creates '40 Acres & a Mule Project' to develop more Black farmers, MOFAD: Land Ownership, Race, and Power: Black Farming in America, 7/29, Thrillist: Make This Classic Red Velvet Cake to Celebrate Juneteenth, Food & Wine: Juneteenth and Preserving Black Foodways, Teen Vogue: Farms Run by Queer and BIPOC People Are Sites of Community and Strength, Food & Wine: Communal Table - Adrian Lipscombe, Sustainable America: Community Changemakers - 40 Acres Project, Muloma Heritage Center, King Arthur Baking Co.: On Baking & Being Black - Toni Tipton-Martin and Adrian Lipscombe, Slow Food USA: CURE YOUR OWN BACON WITH CHEF ADRIAN LIPSCOMBE, Cherry Bombe Feature: Chef Adrian Lipscombe, Twitter Account: @40AcresProject, Plate Magazine: Black Chefs Grapple Over the Meaning and Evolution of Soul Food, Madison 365: Black Power 2020: Wisconsin’s 51 Most Influential Black Leaders, Part 4, Black Land Matters, Is Crowdfunding Enough? - Civil Eats, Matter of Fact TV: Random Act of Kindness Planted A Seed of Hope, Chef Podcast: Black Food Professionals, Part 1, Women of a Certain Age Podcast - 9/13/20, Washington Post: Creole-spiced Fried Green Tomatoes, HuffingtonPost: This Chef Is Buying Land To Help Black Farmers Preserve Their Foodways, Washington Post: Eggplant Can Be A Love-or-Hate Proposition, Eater: Black Women & the Legacy of Food and Protest History, A Hungry Society Podcast: Legacy & The 40 Acres & A Mule Project, The Table Underground: Juneteenth & Chef Adrian Lipscombe.