2025 | Method Gundidza | Issue 3 Weaving Resilience and Resistance
Restoring cultural memory
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 >
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2025 | Chief Atawé Akôyi A. Oussou Lio | Issue 2 Cultivating health
The forest is life: Restoring the health of people and place in Benin
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 >
2025 | Arlex Angarita Leiton | Issue 2 Cultivating health
How agroecology grows emotional resilience in Colombia
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 >
2025 | Vanessa Farr | Issue 2 Cultivating health
“Farming resonates with caring”: A dialogue between South African nurses-turned-farmers
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 >
2025 | Mariana Lopes Simoes | Issue 2 Cultivating health
Opinion: The tackling of structural obstacles must accompany ‘Zero Hunger’ policies in Brazil
The semi-arid region of Northeast Brazil, where rural women have long struggled with food insecurity and water scarcity, is a place of resilience. For generations, … read more >
2024 | Jessica Milgroom and Josh Brem-Wilson | Issue 1 Policies for Agroecology
Opinion: How informal policies of care shape agroecological food systems
The term ‘policy’ conjures up the idea of a written document: a law, or formal regulations meant to guide people’s behaviour that have been explicitly … read more >
2024 | Million Belay | Issue 1 Policies for Agroecology
Opinion: Five strategies for an African food policy
Africa’s food system is failing. Food insecurity, malnutrition, noncommunicable diseases, environmental disasters, cultural erosion, a decline in access to food, and inequitability in the food … read more >
2024 | Faris Ahmed | Issue 1 Policies for Agroecology
Opinion: It takes a movement to grow a food policy
As the saying goes, it takes a village to raise a child. And in the case of food policy, it takes a dynamic, deeply engaged, … read more >
