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 >
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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
Magazine Issue 2: Cultivating Health and Healing
How GMO and hybrid seeds impact farmers’ mental and physical health: An interview with Susan Owiti of the Kenyan Peasants League
Kenyan farmers won a significant legal battle on the 7th of March 2025 when they secured a conservatory order from the Court of Appeal in … read more >
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 >
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 >
Self-care and community care with medicinal plants in São Paulo
In the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, Brazil, women are cultivating medicinal plants in community gardens, creating spaces that promote health, social connection and environmental … read more >
Short stories: Urban initiatives for health in Quito
A trilogy of short stories from Quito, Ecuador illuminates the importance of urban agriculture in cities, where people often lack connection with nature and its … read more >
Poem: We Can Plant a Seed
Way back yesterday In the glow of night time fires We sat around steamy bowls Carving up mounds of foo foo Then dipping our hands … read more >
“We can’t talk usefully about sugar without talking about the plantations”: An interview with Lucy Aphramor
Lucy Aphramor (they/them) is a radical dietitian who puts a critical spin on food beliefs many of us take for granted. Lucy explains how structural … read more >
