As sementes is a short documentary about how agroecology impacts the lives of four communities in Brazil through the eyes and the experiences of four women leading, living and working on those communities. The documentary, with subtitles in English, French, Italian and Spanish, shows how diversification, participation and the role of...

The "Research group on massification of agroecology" (Grupo de investigación sobre la masificación de la agroecología) is a transdisciplinary research group formed in 2014 and focused on understanding the socio-environmental processes that enable a territorial expansion of agroecology. That is, for agroecology to reach more families and for agroeoclogical products...

Mulheres e agroecologia: transformando o campo, as florestas e as pessoas is a life trajectory study of women farmers that actively participate in agroeoclogical movements in Brazil. The women portraied in the book are part of current social organizations and movements working in the context of a bigger network of organizations, the...

As part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, achieving a world without hunger and malnutrition calls for urgent action to make agriculture more sustainable, productive and resilient. The impacts of climate change are further increasing uncertainties and vulnerabilities facing farmers and communities. Integrated, cross sectoral approaches like agroecology are an...

Food systems are a global and immediate priority in the context of climate change, health and resilience. This 3-day conference focuses on the future of food systems in Africa. The conference will explore the complexity, diversity and nutritional value of African food systems and launch an action plan and declaration...

The seminar/webinar will give a brief overview of the urbanisation process in the Caribbean. Examples of urban agriculture in the Caribbean will be presented and include possible ways for encouraging urban women and youth to participate.  A case study of how agroecology contributed to more sustainable and inclusive urban food...