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Meet The Founders Of ‘Where Is My Land’ A Movement To Reclaim Stolen Black Land And Wealth

Forbes

Advocates push nationwide movement for land return to Blacks after victory in California

Washington Post

There Should Be No Statute of Limitations on Stolen Land

The Nation

This Sand Is My Sand: The Stolen Legacy Of Bruce's Beach

KFI News/I Heart Radio

Move from Symbolism to Substance’: Black Family Is Getting Back Stolen California Beachfront Property In First Step Toward Restoring Lost Generational Wealth

Atlanta Black Star

Landmark California bill could help Black families reclaim seized land

NPR

Beyond Bruce’s Beach: Now is the time to reclaim Black people’s land

The Grio

After California moves to return Bruce's Beach to Black family, a push to recover other seized land

NBC News

Justice for Bruce’s Beach leader launches national project to reclaim Black families’ land

The Daily Breeze

Where Is My Land Receives Funding From Justice For Bruce’s Beach As Part of Program to Return Wealth to BIPOC Communities

September 24, 2021

Where Is My Land Announces a New Campaign Aimed at Cleveland Clinic and the Destruction of a Once-Thriving Center of Black Commerce

August 30, 2021

After Successful California Campaign, Organizers Announce the Formation of Where Is My Land, a Movement to Return Stolen Black Land Across the United States

July 25, 2021

VIDEOS AND PODCASTS

Hear Where Is My Land co-founders Kavon Ward and Ashanti Martin talk about how this unprecedented effort was born from the work of Justice for Bruce’s Beach, a grassroots organization that secured the landmark return of Black land in California.