Car Caravan for a Fossil Free Future!
Please join Idle No More SF Bay and Urban Tilth for a car caravan at 10 am on Tuesday, January 26th. As part of a large national indigenous-led coalition #BuildBackFossilFree, […]
Cities Advancing a Just Transition: Memphis, Buffalo & Richmond (Webinar)
Join the Executive Director of APEN, Miya Yoshitani and Urban Tilth’s Executive Director, Doria Robinson, for Webinar #2 in the ReGenesis Series: Cities Advancing a Just Transition: Memphis, Buffalo & […]
Fighting for our bodies, our families, and our future
Testimony by Doria Robinson of CJA member group Urban Tilth at “The Freedom Side: People’s Tribunal and Congress” Doria Robinson, UrbanTilth / Climate Justice Alliance from Climate Justice Alliance on […]
Soil, Soul, and Solutions
Advancing the Just Transition through Community Capital, Regenerative Agriculture, and Cooperative Economics About SoCap Virtual:Over 5 days from October 19 – 23, the global impact community will come together to connect, […]
Healing Ourselves and the Land Through Regenerative Agriculture (Webinar)
Join Urban Tilth’s Executive director, Doria Robinson, as she facilitates the 5th webinar in the ReGenesis Equitable Development Webinar Series offered by the TomKat Ranch Foundation. For our fifth […]
Join the Richmond Our Power Coalition's Candidates Forum!
Join the Richmond Our Power Coalition’s Candidates Forum! In this crucial election year, let’s build Our Power through Our Vote. Get to know the D1, D5, and D6 City Council […]
The only place we like to see orange is in our tomatoes and clothes!
The only place we like to see orange is in our tomatoes and clothes. Our crew is feeling grateful for the moisture, clear skies, and clean air coming back! […]
#RichmondIsHome is finally here!
News from the Richmond Our Power Coalition Member: Richmond Land #RichmondIsHome is finally here! As part of Richmond LAND’s Building Power Fellowship Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN) community leaders, Brandy […]
Black Lives Matter!
Urban Tilth is Proud of our city today And proud of the young leaders from Richmond Revolution who made this possible…