With the support of volunteers, neighbors, local businesses, and other community groups, Indigenous Permaculture maintains two urban farm sites in Oakland and Treasure Island. These sites help supply our weekly free food tables and food distributions and serve as learning spaces for community members and volunteers.

We share traditional farming practices and apply environmentally and culturally-appropriate technology, with the ultimate goal of empowering those who attend workshops and volunteer days to be self-sustainable in their communities. We provide holistic support to design and implement community food security projects, inspired by Indigenous peoples' understanding of how to live in place.

We are a non-profit organization rooted in an Indigenous cosmovision that promotes community development through traditional approaches in education, art, integral health, and agriculture. We are committed to supporting the development of the diverse communities we work with, both in the United States and Central America.