ReAgrivism

Our agricultural recidivism program is a restorative initiative designed to reduce repeat offenses by equipping formerly incarcerated individuals with skills, resources, and opportunities in farming and agribusiness. These programs use agriculture as both a therapeutic and economic pathway, offering hands-on training in crop production, animal husbandry, conservation practices, and agribusiness management. Participants gain not only technical knowledge but also work discipline, teamwork experience, and entrepreneurial insight. Integrating mentorship, financial literacy, and access to land or cooperative farming models to help graduates build sustainable livelihoods. By demonstrating food security strategies, job creation, and individual empowerment, ReAgrivism creates a cycle of healing and productivity—transforming individuals from a system of incarceration into leaders who contribute to local food systems, rural economies, and community resilience.