Category Archive

Agroecology: A Labor of Love

“The food sovereignty movement must be anti-caste”: An Interview with Dalit, Adivasi and other members of the Food Sovereignty Alliance in India

CSAs as spaces of care and self-exploitation: a feminist perspective from the UK

Ecofeminism and Meat Substitutes: A Critical Discussion

New podcast episode: Where Indigenous feminisms and food sovereignties meet

Putting Indigenous knowledge into practice for climate change: the Tribal Adaptation Menu

“Spirituality is deeply anti-systemic”: An interview with Indigenous Thinker Antonio Gonzalez from the Aj Mayon Collective in Guatemala

Harvesting is an act of indigenous food sovereignty

La espiritualidad es fundamental para construir solidaridad: Entrevista a Nettie Wiebe, de La Vía Campesina

“La espiritualidad ha sido un adhesivo común”: Entrevista a Paul Nicholson, de La Vía Campesina

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"Agroecology is a way of life and the language of Nature, that we learn as her children. It is not a mere set of technologies or production practices. It cannot be implemented the same way in all territories. Rather it is based on principles that, while they may be similar across the diversity of our territories, can and are practiced in many different ways, with each sector contributing their own colors of their local reality and culture, while always respecting Mother Earth and our common, shared values." Declaration of the International Forum of Agroecology, 2015