Production
Updated knowledge on plant production and crop management.
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About Us
ReAgrivism Recidivism among formerly incarcerated women matters to agriculture because it drains the very workforce, caregiving stability, and community continuity that local food systems depend on. When a mother, auntie, or primary caregiver cycles in and out of custody, households lose income, transportation, and the day to day reliability required to keep jobs, maintain land, and sustain small businesses. National research tracking release cohorts has found that roughly seven in ten people are arrested again within three years, and other cohorts report similarly high return to custody outcomes within about 36 months. Risks rise when underlying issues are present, especially substance dependence and family disruption, because instability compounds and makes steady employment harder to keep.
How ReAgrivism Works:
We take the land consciousness to the incarcerated individual or those facing incarceration and prepare to make lasting change in agriculture.
AgTech Education
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Civic Responsibility
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Food Access
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Land Stewardship
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Carpentry
Basic carpentry skills for growing structures.
Conservation
Conservation education and land stewardship.
Equipment Operation
Farm machine management and use instruction.
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Want to help your municipality, community, or program to prevent recidivism? Become a partner today.
