MEET THE SOUTH GEORGIA FARM TEAM
Anita is a Human Rights Advocate and Philanthropist, she
connects people with resources and solutions for growth.
Anita@anitalaneministries.org
Vivian is a minister who has spent years advocating on behalf of all farmers and their families.
Vivian@anitalaneministries.org
Teresa is dedicated to veterans and farmers in South Georgia for equal footing and fairness.
Teresa@anitalaneministries.org
Katina has worked alongside Pastor Anita for over 20 years
and has dedicated her
life to fight for others.
katina@anitalaneministries.org
Edna is a South Georgia
Farmer and volunteer
community advocate.
Edna@anitalaneministries.org
MISSION:
TO GET IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL
RELIEF AND SUPPORT TO
STRUGGLING MINORITY
FARMERS.
VISION:
TO WITNESS (IN OUR LIFETIME) EQUALITY AMONG FARMERS WITH EQUAL FOOTING AND FAIRNESS FOR MINORITY FARMERS.
REAL SUPPORT FOR GEORGIA FARMERS
We connect People with People
We connect Farmers with Donors
We connect Farmers with Foundations
We connect Farmers with Financial Institutions
We connect Farmers with Donations & Farming Equipment
We connect Farmers with civil rights attorneys
We connect Farmers with essential farming information
We connect Farmers for life
JOIN OUR COALITION TODAY AND WIN!
You will find vital links to information and referral services to empower you,
your family, and your farm....for the next generations!
Minority Farming training June 21, 2024 Daniel Grove Baptist Church
JUSTICE FOR FARMERS
Before America was... discrimination existed for Black People! The first documented instance of Black slaves being discriminated against in America dates back to the early 17th century. One significant early case is the legal decision in 1640 involving John Punch, an African servant in the Virginia Colony. Punch attempted to escape his servitude along with two white indentured servants. When they were caught, the white servants had their terms of indenture extended by a few years, while Punch was sentenced to serve as a slave for life.
DISCRIMINATION
Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status. We network with business professionals, lawyers, foundations, churches, and community
members interested in keeping a level playing field for all members of Georgia.
CIVIL RIGHTS
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. Provisions of this civil rights act forbade discrimination on the basis of sex, as well as, race in hiring, promoting,
and firing. This includes housing, financial, and employment opportunities.
TRAINING & SUPPORT
We offer training and financial support to persons that find themselves in a human or civil rights violation. We connect information, referrals, and resources to those who need it most to ensure a fair opportunity for success, an equal playing field, and equal opportunity for all.
JULY MEETINGS
FRIDAY JULY 6TH --AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 6 PM
SATURDAY JULY 7TH--QUITMAN, GEORGIA 10 AM
SATURDAY JULY 7TH --DOUGLAS, GEORGIA. 6 PM
Want to learn more? Call 470-851-5475 for more information and training locations.
