Healing Grounds by Liz Carlisle

In a time of severe food insecurity and health concerns, farmers of Black, Asian, Latinx, and Indigenous communities are reconnecting to both the earth and their culture by practicing traditional farming methods that were established by their ancestors in pre-colonial times. This book explores how these traditional farming systems help improve food accessibility, food quality, and help heal the land from over-extractive farming methods.  

Paperback, 248 pages, Island Press, 9” x 6”.