Grace Farms

A welcoming place to engage with nature, arts, justice, community, and faith. Our open architecture and hospitality encourage exploration of these initiatives within our 80 acres. We’re open six days a week and free to the public.

Our own consumption patterns are directly linked to modern slavery. Discover how to be part of the solution.

"Gatherings like this, with the Institute for the Study of War, provide an opportunity to learn from each other and discern our civic responsibilities." - Sharon Prince, President and Founder, Grace Farms Foundation

The law could reduce modern-day slavery in the nail salon industry, but our Justice Initiative Director Krishna Patel and Senior Justice Advisor Richard Schechter, say more actions are necessary.

The summer months offer visitors the space to discover the splendors of nature within our 80 acres of natural meadows, woods, wetlands, and ponds.

Rod Khattabi, our Director of Law Enforcement & Risk Officer talks with News Channel 8 about identifying human trafficking in Connecticut.

The insatiable demand for animal parts has made wildlife trafficking the fourth largest global criminal network. Our Justice and Nature Initiative Directors discuss the training to dismantle the network.

Distinguished artists such as Carrie Mae Weems contribute to our programming. Weems will continue her impactful work during an extended residency at Grace Farms.

Contemporary slavery often goes undetected; yet is woven into the fabric of our lives. "These acts of cruelty and evil will not stop unless we intervene.” – Sharon Prince, Chair & President