No. 4 – Meet Lizzie Shumba: Advancing nutrition, climate change adaptation, and gender justice in Malawi
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Lizzie discusses agroecology's position in her work in farmer-centered research and its potential as a people-centered and equitable movement.
No. 3 – Working Together for Agroecology Transitions
English; ¹ó°ù²¹²Ôç²¹¾±²õ;Ìý·¡²õ±è²¹Ã±´Ç±ô
Explains agroecological transitions as complex multi-scale processes that unfold in the communities and territories of food provisioners, and involve many dimensions.
No. 2 – Embracing Critical Friendship for Agroecology Transitions
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Presents the idea of critical friendship as as a method for anyone seeking to become better agents of change in processes of agroecology transitions.
No. 1 – Sweet Rose in the Field
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A spotlight profile on Ross Mary Borja, Director ofÌýÌýin Ecuador, and her reflections on agroecology transitions.
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