Editorial: Cultivating health and healing
Amid intersecting crises, agroecology reminds us that we have power and agency to choose health – for both people and planet, as this second issue … read more >
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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 >
Short stories: Healing with agroecology
Besides allowing us to stay healthy and prevent illness, food grown through agroecological approaches is being used around the world to help people heal and … read more >
Poem: Tincture
And, in a community garden in North London sumptuous, fecund soil sends a charge of good energy through the soles of a brown-skinned barefoot baby, … read more >
Urban agroecology fosters collective health in Brazil
Urban agriculture is transforming cities across Brazil by strengthening public health, food security and environmental justice. Over an 18-month period starting in 2022, action research … read more >
“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 >
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 >
What’s next for Gaza’s food systems?
Over the past five millennia, Gaza City’s historically important old town and port have been repeatedly occupied, besieged, destroyed and rebuilt. Today, as a result … read more >
