Living Energy Farm is an off-grid farm and intentional community dedicated to sustainable technology research, development and education. They serve as a viable demonstration that a fulfilling life is possible without the use of fossil fuel Serenity Solidarity is working with LEF to bring solar technology to important community service projects in Puerto Rico.

Development companies and the rich are buying up most affordable housing and land in the U.S.

Las Palmas Land Trust has formed for the purpose of holding land in common to provide a space for economically disenfranchised people to own homes, grow food and create meaningful employment. Serenity Solidarity raised $20,000 for Las Palmas Land Trust in 2022!

We have a partnership and mutual aid relationship with Tara Houska and Giniw Collective. Giniw Collective is a group of activists that engage in Indigenous-women, 2-spirit led frontline resistance to protect Mother Earth. We were involved in the Line 3 fight with them and are now helping them build an Indigenous land project.

The Poor People’s Campaign is organizing people all across the country who are coming together to confront the interlocking evils of systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation, militarism and the war economy, and the distorted moral narrative of religious nationalism. Serenity Solidarity is working with The Poor People’s Campaign on housing initiatives for the poor.

Serenity member Aisha Kish is a Black yoga practitioner who is passionate about developing a deeper representation of Black yogis within the larger yoga community. Aisha Kish’s family of 6 are founding members of Serenity Solidarity.

Let Us Free Us is a national organization working on food sovereignty programs in Philadelphia, and collective living projects in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Serenity Solidarity is a sister community of Let Us Free Us.

Saman Dashti is an expressive arts facilitator with Liberation Arts who is dedicated to helping people experience warrior arts culture. He is a Contremestre in the Afro-Brazilian art of Capoeira. Serenity Solidarity is currently fundraising for Liberation Arts members to visit Brazil so that they may learn about the practices of the Afro-Brazilian Quilombos and form relationships with the Landless People’s Movement.

We helped start a Food Not Bombs chapter in Louisa, VA!

Serenity Solidarity is planning a Solidarity Trip to Pine Ridge Reservation in May 2025 to help M.A.M.A. build yurts and cabins on their land, which will have a detox and healing center for Indigenous people suffering from addiction.