Community Alliance with Family Farmers condemns the disturbing overreach of federal immigration enforcement and the pattern of raids, intimidation, and constitutional violations playing out across the country. The use of racial profiling, masked agents, and force against civilians—often without clear

In 2020, as the pandemic disrupted daily life and food systems across California, Sheena did not plan on starting a nonprofit. What began as helping friends sell kale during a time of uncertainty slowly grew into what is now Tera

Don’t take our word for it. Listen to farmers, educators & leaders from the CAFF community.   From every corner of California, they’re working with us to restore soil, conserve water, feed communities, and fight to keep family-scale farming alive.

If you’ve ever driven through Reedley, chances are you’ve seen the vibrant blooms and colorful produce stand that belongs to Sweet Girl Farms. Behind it all is Liset Garcia, a farmer who blends her cultural roots, creativity, and passion for

Later this month, good food system champions from across the globe will gather in Sacramento as part of the inaugural Terra Madres Americas summit. Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) will participate in the FREE festivities — and we hope

When you visit Soulful Soil Farms in the Inland Empire, you can immediately feel the history, healing, and community that Tina Marie has planted in every garden bed. Based in Southern California, Tina’s work shows how farming can thrive even

This Labor Day, let’s celebrate the essential role of immigrants in agriculture—not only as workers, but as neighbors, leaders, and vital members of our farming communities. From planting seeds to building businesses, immigrants nourish both our fields and our communities.

In the heart of the Central Valley, Angelica Estrada is carving out space for something different. Something rooted in legacy, resilience, and reinvention. As the founder of Sweet Valley Produce in Merced, Angelica is growing more than just sweet potatoes.

CAFF is heartbroken by escalating ICE raids across California targeting our farms, homes, schools, community centers, and places of work. These tactics, growing more militarized by the day, are tearing at the fabric of California and threatening our national food

Agriculture has long been a foundation of Black history in America, yet Black farmers continue to face significant challenges in accessing land, resources, and financial support. Despite these obstacles, their resilience, passion, and strong sense of community have allowed them

Every year, our community honors individuals, farms, and businesses who are making a positive difference in California. Selected from nominations from all over the state, these inspirational change-makers are blazing trails for regenerative agriculture, strengthening our local food systems, and

After another year of providing drought relief grants to small farmers across California, Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) is launching a new financial relief program for farmers impacted by climate extremes, which will open for applications in spring of

From farmers to food system advocates, the California Farm Champion Awards honor everyday heroes and movement leaders forging a stronger local food economy. These champions are advancing food justice, empowering a new generation of agrarians, and shaping a more resilient