Reimagining resilience: Building just and equitable food systems
The dominant approach to resilience tends to focus on restoring supply chains or bouncing back to pre-crisis conditions. This framing assumes the current system is … read more >
The dominant approach to resilience tends to focus on restoring supply chains or bouncing back to pre-crisis conditions. This framing assumes the current system is … read more >
This article highlights the often-overlooked emotional and communal care work that sustains the movement for agroecology, carried out especially by women. Drawing from regional experience … read more >
In Yucatán, Mexico, a grassroots agroecology school blends ancestral knowledge and critical education to reclaim land, culture, and dignity. It shows how, amid systemic pressures, … read more >
In May 2025, practitioners from Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) initiatives traded muddy boots and office work to reflect on the ideals and structures as well as … read more >
My name is Method Gundidza. I was born in a small farming village in Bikita, near the old Great Zimbabwe city ruins. When I reflect … read more >
As a child, I saw python deities draped from branches, heard the stories of my ancestors who hid from European slavers among roots, and drank … read more >
In Colombia, the relationship between agroecology and health has been studied mainly from a physical health perspective, focusing on the reduction of exposure to harmful … read more >
Historically, farming and good health were on a continuum for the Xhosa people of South Africa. Over time, however, the food and farming systems in … read more >