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A Dope Network

Of Cool People

Evoking CHANGE

VISION

A global network of villages that thrives on the input and contributions of each member and their inherent gifts, available resources and use of privilege. 

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Connected by shared goals of arts expression, regenerative agriculture, social justice and models of thriving; this global village operates on sites all over the world to cultivate scholarship & evolution in all fields.

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  We thrive using farming, art, travel, study, education and grow for tangible solutions to current problems. 

MISSION

To develop cohorts of land stewards capable of meeting the challenges of today using the wisdom of our ancestors, elders and children in the interest of our collective future.

VISIONARY

Tannur SheWrightz Ali

Residential Land Steward & Founder

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Solomon's Garden

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To create space for the growth that is central to the mission of iLOGIC, we will spend the coming years developing models of sustainable, multi-generational community building.  Solomon's Garden is a five acre plot of land nestled deep in the woods of rural Alabama.   

 

We have an ongoing list of Legacy Projects designed to teach and learn sustainable models of food production, natural-build housing, community collaboration and prosperity-building.

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Each of the programs offered on-site at Solomon's Garden by iLOGIC Facilitators, is also available at your location, anywhere in the world.  Click here to learn more.

Let The Training Begin!

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DESCRIPTION

Participants in the Homestead Incubation Program will engage in biweekly online classes with a variety of facilitators.  You will be partnered with members of your cohort for group study and task accountability. 

There will be 2 separate one-week immersion experiences included in this training at Solomon's Garden in West Alabama. Participants will gain practical skills in the areas of tool training, land reading, foraging, farm planning and building.  The first retreat will allow participants to build relationships with one another, the land and facilitators while providing context for course work and discussion.  At the conclusion of the training, in August, participants will gather again for completion of succession plans, homestead planning presentations and a graduation ceremony. 
Space Is Limited!  Apply Today!

Weekend Warrior Trainings
To accommodate those who can't get away for a full week, but still want to prepare for life on the land.

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To be considered for admission to programs at Solomon's Garden, Please complete the form at the associated links.  A member of iLOGIC Staff will review your application and respond within 3 business days regarding next steps in the application process.  

About This Life: Training Debrief

We have completed the first About This Life cohort training and it was a resounding success!  The Participants experienced record low temperatures during their first week on the land.  As a group, we came together to determine the best ways to thrive in below zero temperatures using wood stoves, canvas tents and the semi-outdoor kitchen and restrooms!  By the time the group departed, we returned to Alabama expectations and sat by the fire in tee shirts in the 71 degree sun. 

 

We learned so much with our first cohort in the About This Life Training that we have decided to offer trainings quarterly instead of bi-monthly as we anticipated.  The full two weeks that we experienced in December helped to clarify the value of that amount of time for the training.

 

 . Each training will include the basics of daily homestead life along with seasonally appropriate tasks and projects to ensure that you get the most out of your time here at Solomon's Garden.  

 

This 2-week on-site training will include the creation of long-term temporary home sites on raw land. Cohort members will simulate arrival on a raw land site where there is no home yet. They will learn to identify an appropriate site and prepare it as a long term base of operations. In doing so, participants will engage in safety demonstrations, manual land clearing, plant and tree identification, material sourcing, waste management, building a storage shelter with roof, tool safety, use and maintenance, land planning, home site planning and budgeting and sustainable-efficient daily living practices and keys to the mental/emotional transition to the land. This base will include:

 

  • A four season canvas tent

  • Manual land clearing/Site preparation

  • Wood stove installation

  • Food preparation space

  • Food storage techniques

  • Toileting and shower space techniques

  • Equipment storage shelter

  • Seedling preparation for homestead garden

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    Storage shed building

  • Water storage

 

All iLOGIC on-site trainings include 2 mandatory online orientations prior to on-site training.  

We seek to train new, beginning and aspiring Black Land Stewards in order to turn the tide against Black land loss in the United States. This training is designed as an affinity group to ensure that the specific concerns regarding sustainable use, development and succession planning for Black-owned land can be addressed in a safe space.

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