Detroit roots. Collective power.

20 Years of Building Black Food Sovereignty

Growing food, strengthening community, and advancing Black liberation in Detroit and beyond.

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Rooted in Detroit since 2006

A grower standing among leafy plants inside a greenhouse

Our roots run deep

Our food.
Our community.
Our future.

Healthy, culturally appropriate food and community self-determination.

The Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network advances food sovereignty, environmental justice, and Black liberation.

We believe people of African descent have the right to healthy, culturally appropriate food and the power to define their own food and agriculture systems.

In 2026, we celebrate 20 years of this work and invite you to help grow a just, sustainable food future.

Growing together

Food sovereignty
in action.

From the land to the next generation, explore the work and find your place in it.

The land

D-Town Farm

Connect with our work on the land at 14027 West Outer Drive in Detroit. Request a farm tour or explore opportunities to volunteer.

Connect with the farm
The next generation

Educational & Youth Programs

Explore programs including Food Warriors and Food N Flava, connecting our community with food sovereignty.

Explore our programs
Community in action

Volunteer With Us

Put your commitment into action at D-Town Farm. Volunteers are welcome seasonally, with group volunteer requests also available.

Volunteer with us
Collective power

Become a Member

Join a network working to build Black food sovereignty and help shape a healthier, more sustainable future.

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20YEARS OF GROWING TOGETHER2006 – 2026

Honor the roots. Grow the future.

$20 for 20 Years Campaign

Celebrate our anniversary with a $20 gift, become a $20 monthly sustainer, or contribute $200 to support the next chapter of our work.

$20Anniversary gift
$20/monthMonthly sustainer
$200For the next chapter
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There is a place for you here

Help grow a
just food future.

20 years advancing food sovereignty, environmental justice, and Black liberation.

Volunteer, become a member, connect with our programs, or support the next chapter. Let's build it together.

Rooted in Detroit.DBCFSN OFFICES

8324 Woodward
Second Floor
at the corner of East Euclid
Detroit, Michigan 48202

Tel: 313 345 3663
E-Mail: info@dbcfsn.org

Help Grow the Movement

Reach out to learn about membership, volunteering, farm tours, or supporting our work.