InInanna GlobalbyJessicathornleyprice·6d agoIn dialogue with Hannes Van den Eeckhout on challenging the traditional business ownership modelIs it possible to build a company with no extractive qualities?A response icon1A response icon1
Rural Agroecology Network·Sep 28Rural Schools as Agents Building Resilience: Integrating Resilience Design into Schools in KaramojaBy Rural Agroecology Network (RAN)
Ricardo Cesar·Sep 26O sertanejo virou grindcoreFalar de música nunca é fácil. Mais difícil ainda é fazer qualquer tipo de comparação sem embasamento. Contudo, algo me chama muito a…
UNDP KENYA·Sep 4From Vulnerability to Value: Inside the Quiet Agro-Ecology Revolution of the Endorois and Sossion…By Michael Kibuku, UNDP KenyaA response icon1A response icon1
Bonnie Hewson·Jul 30Cultivating a Just and Regenerative Food Economy: Reflections on JEDI Leadership and being a…Recently, I’ve been reflecting a lot on my experiences in a Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) Leadership course I have…
chakra.debottam·Apr 28Pre-monsoon season emerging as new high-risk period for cropsSince childhood, I have witnessed farmers waited for the monsoon. Even they pray for it.
InPeople • Nature • LandscapesbyChaima Mobarak·Apr 20Pathways to Regeneration: Exploring Mental Models of Traditional Food SystemsAt the Agroecology Forum in Malmö, we — Maria Chiara, Chaima, and Roxane, three PhD students from the Universities of Göttingen and Kassel—…A response icon1A response icon1
InWrite A CatalystbyTapas Chandra Roy·Mar 26Our Food System Is Broken (And Most People Don’t Even Realize It)A few days ago, while discussing food systems and agroecology with fellow participants, a simple question came up:
Tapas Chandra Roy·Mar 20A Walk Through Local Weekly Market: A Living Example of Agroecology in Action — The Agri StoriesEvery Wednesday, the otherwise quiet town of Kundra in Koraput district turns into a hub of activity. Farmers, tribal communities…
Timothy A. Wise·Jan 31Seed Sovereignty and Biodiverse Farming Across the WorldLast week, I joined a webinar to discuss a new book on seeds and the importance of traditional farming. I was asked a provocative question…
