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The SAgE Applied Research Webinar Series brings in researchers to discuss topics that are important for understanding and addressing farm stress. In this Video Library, you will find recordings of all the SAgE Applied Research Webinars to be accessed at your convenience. 

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School-based Agricultural Educators' Knowledge of Farm Stressors and Suicide Warning Signs

Family
Farm Stress
and Coping

Sociology & the Study of Farm Stress

Farm Stress and the Production of Rural Sacrifice Zones

Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Networks: Confronting the Farm Stress Challenge

Beyond Stressed: The Effects of Trauma on Farmers, Their Communities, and Sustainability Outcomes

Navigating Farm Stress: Traumatic and Resilient Dimensions of the Black Agrarian Frame

Farm Crisis: Then and Now

Sowing Support: Folding Stress Management Awareness into Agricultural Spaces

Farm and Ranch Mental Health: Stressors, Barriers, and Strategies

Can You Relate? Florida Ag Stressors and the Impact of GIS

Content Analysis of Extension Mental Health Information in the Southern Region

Climate Change and Farmer Mental Health: A Participatory and Systems-Based Approach

Affirming Black Farmers: A Journey of Resilience and Assets

 

 

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Affirming Black Farmers: A Journey of Resilience and Assets through Appreciative Inquiry

Presenters: Elisabeth Ramsey, Doctoral Candidate, NCSU; Dr. Cathy Royal and Dorathy Barker, Operation Spring Plant
Date: August 1, 2024
Time: 12:00 p.m. Eastern
Synopsis: The strength and resilience of Black farmers is evident in the stories that voice their authentic sense of empowerment. This webinar shares the results of an asset mapping workshop conducted in collaboration with a Black farmer-led organization to understand the qualitative conditions sustaining the Black farming community. The overarching themes from this group share-out included community ethics, land sovereignty, spirituality, endurance, and farming heritage. The results of the activity yielded a new awareness of the identified resources’ impact and contribution to success, including the importance of direct contact, case management, affordability, and accessibility. By utilizing an Appreciative Inquiry approach, the workshop provided a platform for Black farmers to share their experiences, leading to a deeper understanding of the strategies needed to ensure their continued success and sustainability in agriculture.

 

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Funding Acknowledgements: USDA-NIFA Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network Award # 2020-70028-32730

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