Join us for an unforgettable celebration of resilient Black community development.

Thursday August 15th, 4-7 PM, Zoom or Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia

Black communities across Canada are creating community land trusts to secure affordable housing and vibrant commercial spaces on community-owned land.

Following the Liberated Land Trust Tour, a landmark international study tour, the Canadian Network of Community Land Trusts is gathering leaders from this growing movement to share key lessons from the trip and amplify their work to a national audience.

Whether you’re well-versed in community land trusts or have never heard of them, we encourage you to join us!

Mikeya Griffin is the Executive Director of Rondo Community Land Trust in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Under her leadership, the community land trust is spearheading the renaissance of Rondo, St. Paul’s historic Black community.

Come hear what drives Mikeya’s work and how the land trust is transforming Rondo by creating pathways to homeownership and entrepreneurship for present and future generations.

She joins us alongside three other members of the Rondo team.