Editorial: Youth leading the way in agroecology
Across continents, languages and landscapes, young people are not waiting to be invited to transform food systems, they are already doing it through agroecology. The … read more >
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Access & Rights & Equity Biodiversity & Seeds Climate Resilience & Water & Soils Feminism & Women Finance Food Cultures Health & Nutrition Indigenous Peoples Knowledge & Learning & Education Magazine Issue 2: Cultivating Health and Healing Movement building Pastoralism Poem Policies & Governance spirituality Territorial Economies & Markets Youth
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Strong Roots: The garden reinventing the future of Indigenous youth in Ecuador
Seeking ways to put words into practice, young people started an educational garden at an intercultural agricultural school in the Ecuadorian Choco rainforest. Indigenous students … read more >
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 >
Reproducing life in fragmented territories: Agroecology, care and community kitchens in the Peruvian Andes
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 >
Young mothers in Uganda reclaiming food, dignity and power in backyard gardens
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 >
Reclaiming land, restoring power: A grassroots path to a social and solidarity economy in Palestine
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 >
Survival as strength: Maasai organise for resilience and justice
In Kajiado West, a semi-arid region of Kenya where erratic rains, drought, and decades of marginalisation intersect, Maasai pastoralist communities are charting their own path … read more >
If we heal the territory, we heal everyone: Returning to sacred spaces
To ensure the continuity of all that exists, Indigenous spiritual authorities (mamus) and their families care for, spiritually cleanse, and defend sacred sites. By healing … read more >
