We need to reinvent our food systems. The dominant model of industrialised agriculture and globalised capitalist markets has failed to solve the problem of hunger, despite producing more than enough food for the needs of the world’s population. Meanwhile, it is harming the environment, creating inequality, and contributing to health problems. This model is unsustainable.
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Farm for Care shares Dr Vandana Shiva’s talk during the first session of the online webinar Agroecology for Food...
Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre (KATC) in Zambia led by Paul Desmarais SJ has worked with rural communities for almost...
Opening remarks by Pedro Walpole SJ, Ecojesuit Global Coordinator Welcome again to this dialogue where we seek to shed...
“When nature is viewed solely as a source of profit and gain, this has serious consequences for society. This...
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Over 100 field experts, practitioners, young leaders, and entrepreneurs joined the first session of Agroecology for Food System Change:...
We gather here from different parts of the world to listen to one another and to create a growing...
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