There are several groups working to support Black, indigenous, and people of color land owners and farmers in the U.S., particularly related to land loss, access to financing, and agricultural education.

• The Federation of Southern Coops/Land Assistance Fund was established in 1967, coming out of rural civil rights organizing in the South. It is a non-profit coop of Black farmers, landowners, coops and credit unions working in 5 southeastern states. www.federation.coop
• National Black Farmers Association. This organization was established in 1995 to work with Black farmers and farm families and other small farmers. www.blackfarmers.org
• Black Farmers & Agriculturalists Association. This national organization was formed in 1997, and specifically includes Hispanic farmers as well as both men and women in its outreach. https://mybfaa.us
• Southeastern African-American Farmers Organic Network. This regional non-profit operates in 10 states from Louisiana through Maryland and the US Virgin Islands. It aims to build an alternative food system with a specifically cultural and ecologically sustainable approach to farming. saafon.org
• The Rural Coalition/Coalicion Rural is an alliance of farmers, farm workers, indigenous, migrant and other working people and their organizations with ties across the US border into Mexico. It focuses on policy advocacy at the state and federal level.   http://www.ruralco.org/