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Alabama Rising: A Family’s First Step into Farming
This inspiring episode captures how an accidental discovery turned into a community-driven vision for sustainable farming for landowners Sheila Lewis Collins and Donnie Turner–assisted by Deron…
S1E7 Texas Grown: How SFLR Opened the Door
Dr. Clarence Bunch, Prairie View A&M University (former SFLR site) reflects on how SFLR’s presence in Texas catalyzed their engagement with African American forest landowners for the first time.…
S1E6 Sea Islands, Strong Roots: Cultivating Community on Sacred Land
Set on St. Helena Island, Alexis Martin with SFLR member site Center for Heirs Property Preservation, explores the intersection of Gullah Geechee heritage, sustainable land use and legal advocacy.…
S1E5 Retail to Roots: How One Woman Found Her Calling in Forestry
Tyrah Littles, former Outreach Manager, McIntosh SEED (GA) shares her unplanned but deeply fulfilling journey into land stewardship. From a background in retail to managing one of the nation’s…
S1E4 Rooted Through the Storm: Healing, Land, and Legacy
Dr. Terri Lyles & Ellis Lyles, a mother-son duo, tell the story of their land acquisition, their work with SFLR member site Roanoke Electric Cooperative (NC) and how they’ve transformed their…
S1E3 From LA to Arkansas: Stewardship Across State Lines
Shawn Boler, a remote landowner of 60-acre family timberland in Arkansas, shares how he became steward of his family's timberland from afar, leaning on trust, transparency, and SFLR’s network of…
S1E2 Eight Generations Strong: A Mississippi Legacy
Frank Taylor and T'arie “T” Todman of Winston County Self Help Cooperative, an SFLR Network member site, recount their family's 148-year history of landownership and how they’ve translated that…
S1E1 Land Is Family: Preserving Legacy Through Trust
Ebonie Alexander, Executive Director of Black Family Land Trust, an SFLR Network member site, reflects on her upbringing as the daughter of a farmer and how that shaped her commitment to land…
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Roots to Resilience has published 8 episodes since May 2025, covering topics in Documentary, Society & Culture.
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