One of the ways that Sadeh grows community is by partnering with people who are experts in a particular area that intersects with one or several of Sadeh’s interests. Over the years we’ve welcomed people with backgrounds in building Jewish Community, ecology and environmental studies. When people come to Sadeh with their specific skill set, the benefits to us are that they impart knowledge and experience within the Sadeh family, for example through giving workshops; they often bring members of their own network who get involved with the farm thereby extending our community and growing the Sadeh family; and they include Sadeh in their own social media broadcasts, which expands the number of people who hear about our work. 

Currently, Niellah Arboine is spending a year at Sadeh as our artist in resident. They run workshops for Sadeh participants on Land Justice and Nature writing as well as growing Carribean vegetables in our market garden, co-organising BIPOC land retreats and supper clubs at Sadeh weaving the connection between culture, food growing, cooking and community THIS BIT COULD HAVE MORE/BE BETTER. Learn more about Niellah here: