The Female Farmer Project?

Excited to announce the broadcast of Women's Work on KBTC Public Television on November 19th. We're thrilled that the film also graces the cover of the November Viewers Guide! Thank you to 425 Magazine and South Sound Magazine for sharing the news! If you're in Western WA, mark your calendars! Channel 28! https://lnkd.in/gEC4DQNa

We have our first broadcast date to announce for Women's Work Documentary Film!! We are scheduled for the primetime slot at 7pm on Sept 26 in one of the largest designated market areas in the nation, KSPS PBS! Thank you to the team for all their hard work in getting us here! We're thrilled to have this in living rooms and classrooms in Eastern Washington and parts of Canada starting this fall!

Tomorrow night is the public premiere of our new film, “Women’s Work: The Untold Story of America’s Female Farmers”. We are excited to share this work with a community that loves and supports farmers and their work to feed their communities. If you are in the San Diego area - we would love for you to join us for an evening on Coastal Roots Farm - live music, community orgs will be tabling, a panel of local women farmers, and the film! https://lnkd.in/gJKsfc7N

We have news!!

Part 4 of my Faces of Food Justice series is live. These are bite-sized reads—under two minutes—but they're bursting with images I've captured over the past ten years, showcasing the incredible people championing food justice in their communities. Enjoy! Hopelink Lindsey Robinson

Come check out my recent Substack - the second in the "Faces of Food Justice" Series. This time, a photo essay of a small urban farm that also provides supportive housing, vocational services, and respectful mental health services for those experiencing mental health crises. “Garden Group allows us to get out of our heads and tap into fascination- a state of being that has us hooked on the incredible natural stimuli all around. And for my clients, focusing on something other than voices or uncomfortable side effects of medication is a welcomed relief. It’s a kind of therapy that doesn’t have you talking, but has you doing.” -- Jenny Transitional Resources

I wanted to share this because we don’t talk about the power of collaboration enough! When I began to build The Female Farmer Project?, my vision was simple, but my dreams were big! I aimed to harness the power of visual storytelling to capture public attention, reach policymakers, and reshape perceptions about the people growing our food. Over the years, the platform has evolved to elevate the voices of not only women farmers -- but also my fellow photographers, writers, podcasters, and filmmakers. I've been fortunate to collaborate with incredible talents like Amy Wu supporting her "From Farms to Incubators" project, Jo Arlow and her "Stories of Healing" series, which shines a light on military veterans, Greta Hardin and her podcast "The History of American Food," and Rebecca Drobis with her "Future of Farming is Female" series. These collaborations have enriched The Female Farmer Project? and amplified the diverse voices in agriculture, showcasing the transformative power of working together. I invite you to check out these collaborations - or as I like to call them, 'cross-pollinations'! And please reach out if you would like to collaborate on a project! https://lnkd.in/gQ2BjFmh