Unpacking Jargon #3: Conservation, Protected Areas and Indigenous Homelands PART 2: Voices from Abya Yala
Land defenders from Belize, Ecuador and Peru will share through storytelling how their indigenous worldviews resonate in a
Agroecology, Restorative Agriculture, and 10,000 Year-Old Indigenous Food Knowledge
About this webinar:This webinar discusses and reflects on the ways the terms agroecology and regenerative agriculture as
Voices of Maiz Report
Voices of Maíz’ was a collective process of storytelling that came out of conversations and gatherings, hosted in Indigenous
Voices and Visions of Indigenous Terra Madre
Indigenous Terra Madre is the gathering of indigenous communities and supporters that form part of the Slow Food movement.
New Video – Braiding the Sacred
Braiding the Sacred, from Swift grantee, Cultural Conservancy, is a network of indigenous corn producers and advocates from
Article: Beyond Climate Change Platitudes
This Stanford Social Innovation Review blog post by Joanna Levitt Cea, the Director of Special Funds at IDEX, talks about
The Power of Maps – El Poder del los Mapas
Martin von Hildebrand with Swift Foundation grantee, Gaia Amazonas, explains the importance of social cartography as a
Seeds of Justice – In the Hands of Farmers
Seeds of Justice follows Ethiopian plant geneticist Dr Melaku Worede’s inspirational work to re-valorise farmers’ knowledge
Native American tribes tackle diet and health woes with businesses built on traditional foods
Across the US, Native Americans are reclaiming their cultural cuisines to produce healthy and sustainable nutrition options
Celebrating Seeds- MELCA- Ethiopia
In this video clip, MELCA and Bale celebrate the rehabilitation of Bale’s degraded lands and the renewed sustainability of