JOIN OUR NEXT COMMUNITY WORK PARTY

Join us as we gather in solidarity to ensure that Ummah Farms becomes a thriving Black-owned enterprise and community space. We have gathered at different times as separate communities - to plan, to socialize and to vision. We have had opportunities to dialogue as a BIPOC community and as allied communities. This Sunday, we will continue our collective work with allies from across the state who are committed to building and growing with us.

We will be preparing the barn for winter usage by installing insulation and wall boards under the direction of skilled carpenters. If you do not wish to work and would prefer to join in community, feel free to hang out in the main house during the work period or stop by at 3:15 p.m.

We will be joined by our allies from Cumberland County Food Security Council, Land in Common, Possibility Alliance, It is Time, Maine Black Community and Economic Development, Midcoast Reparations Collective, and Midcoast SURGE.

Sunday, December 12, 2021
248 Lower St., Turner

10 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Barn Insulation and Wall Installation
3:15 p.m. - 5 p.m. - Social and Discussion -
Overview of Food Access and Agricultural Successes in the
Maine Legislature by Rachel Talbot Ross

This is a pot luck (but don't let that keep you away).
Please bring an item to share. Beverages and other refreshments will be available.

If you play an instrument and wish to share your talent, please bring it. Children are welcome.

All current CDC guidelines for indoor and outdoor spaces apply. Please bring a mask regardless of vaccination status.

For more information, call 207-387-1932.