How agroecology is halting youth migration in rural Colombia
The migration of young people to urban areas in Colombia, driven by limited jobs and education in a context of violence, represents not only a … read more >
The migration of young people to urban areas in Colombia, driven by limited jobs and education in a context of violence, represents not only a … read more >
Dialogues around the Pot (‘Diálogos a la Olla’) were initiated in 2023 in the peri-urban neighbourhood of Las Moras in the Peruvian Andes. These dialogues … read more >
In Kamuli district located in eastern Uganda, adolescent mothers are using backyard gardens to grow food for their families. For many, these small plots of … read more >

Collective members during a commercial presentation of their products in 2025. Photo: Juan Velázquez
We grew up seeing agriculture, meliponiculture and beekeeping as family inheritances. However, throughout our education, we encountered a deep disconnection as youth were migrating. Faced … read more >
In western Kenya, youth organising through Farm Labour Solidarity Building is reshaping how communities value agriculture, collective work and indigenous knowledge. Moving from homestead to … read more >
In Casa de Meio, a farming community on the island of Santo Antão in Cabo Verde, agroecology has emerged as a collective process to build … read more >
Young people are taking on leadership roles in the Indigenous community in Rathugala, Sri Lanka. Against a backdrop of historical displacement, low incomes and high … read more >
In the shadow of prolonged colonisation, fragmentation, systemic marginalisation, and ethnic cleansing, Palestinian communities continue to resist erasure through the daily act of rebuilding life … read more >