Ending Machismo in Cuban Agriculture
Blog | Ana Galvis | Feb 4, 2016
By Justine Williams[1] Women comprise 45% of the world’s agricultural force, but make up less than 20% of its land-holders,…
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By Justine Williams[1] Women comprise 45% of the world’s agricultural force, but make up less than 20% of its land-holders,…
La Via Campesina, Building an International Movement for Food and Seed Sovereignty: An Interview with General Coordinator Elizabeth Mpofu By…
January 27, 2016 From: Gary R. Grant, President of the Black Farmers & Agriculturalist Association NC FARMER EDDIE WISE…
By Eva Perroni* 22 January, 2016 Farming The term ‘organic’ has come to be understood by most consumers as ‘grown…
Posted: January 27, 2016 at 10:26 am USFSA Member organizations and allies send urgent letter to US Secretary of State…
By Joshua Steckley and Beverly Bell January 21, 2016 This report is based on extensive interviews, on-site and via…
Dear Friends, About three years ago, I asked for help to provide the learning that the farmers with whom I…
By Jose R. Padilla and David Bacon NY Times, JAN. 19, 2016 Oakland, Calif. – ACROSS the country, some 400,000…
” Let’s globalize the Milpa!,” were the words that echoed in Morgan Hall at UC Berkeley during the panel about…
From an Interview with Ricot Jean-Pierre By Beverly Bell January 13, 2015 Yesterday, January 12, on the sixth anniversary of…
Academic-activists Monica White and Eric Holt-Giménez analyze the food crisis and share their perspectives on possible solutions and alternatives.
From an interview with Mphatheleini Makaulele By Simone Adler and Beverly Bell January 6, 2016 Mphatheleini Makaulele is an award-winning…