The Land Food and Freedom Journal is a collaborative platform, curated through a partnership between the National Black Food and Justice Alliance (NBFJA), Blackademics, and The Agroecology Center. This journal serves as a space for interdisciplinary conversations that center on Black food sovereignty, land justice, and art, amplifying the voices and initiatives that are redefining the relationship between Black communities, the land, and food systems.Founded in 2015, the NBFJA is a coalition of Black-led organizations focused on advancing Black leadership, building institutions for self-determination, and advocating for food sovereignty and land justice. Blackademics, the research arm of the NBFJA, leads the charge in documenting and promoting the legacy of Black agrarianism, regenerative farming practices, and local histories, while addressing the urgent challenges of climate change.In partnership with The Agroecology Center, the Blackademics published this peer-reviewed journal, which brings together scholars, activists, and creatives to explore innovative solutions for food system and climate resilience. Through this collective effort, we aim to inspire transformative dialogue, strengthen community practices, and cultivate a future rooted in justice, sustainability, and empowerment for Black land stewards.