Join the Seeds of Resurgence Research cluster as they gather to discuss readings related to the Hebron Seed bank, which Israeli forces destroyed in August.  Participants will think together about how colonial power targets food sovereignty and what can be done to resist those acts of destruction.

This event will be hosted at The Greenhouse Project on the UCSC farm, at 152 Farm Rd. Additional information below:

UCSC Permitted and non-UCSC Pay-to-Park sites are available at Parking Lot 116 or Parking Lot 168. The closest bus access to the site is located at Hager Dr. and Village Rd. Please reach out if you have additional transportation needs in order to participate in programming.

We really want the space to be accessible to you, so if that’s a challenge in some way, please don’t hesitate to contact us. TGP is an outdoor community garden space within a farm setting. Accessible bathrooms are available on-site and limited accessible parking is available upon request. Please let us know if you have additional questions or requests related to accessibility.

This event is presented by the Seeds of Resurgence Research Cluster.