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Aaron Vansintjan wears glasses and stands with folded arms in front of a large green and blue mural.

Beyond the grocery bill

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongNovember 3, 2026Leave a comment

In an interview with Food Secure Canada’s Aaron Vansintjan, we learn why so many people in Canada struggle to afford groceries—and what solutions could help.

Two community seed bank members hold labeled seed storage containers inside a seed bank. Shelves and educational posters surround them, highlighting local seed conservation, knowledge sharing, and agricultural resilience.

Banking on seeds in Bangladesh

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongNovember 3, 2026Leave a comment

Community seed banks in Nayapara, Bangladesh give farmers the chance to save seeds from one harvest to ensure those of the future.

Isabela stands inside a small workshop holding colourful thread cones. Tables display yarn, supplies, and packaged materials, highlighting local textile production, small business development, and economic resilience.

Community investing for the future 

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongNovember 3, 2026Leave a comment

Community savings banks in Chiapas, Mexico are strengthening local initiatives and Indigenous autonomy so people can stay rooted at home.

La région de Nayabara, au Bangladesh, connaît des pluies intenses qui peuvent anéantir des récoltes entières. Les communautés peuvent compter sur leurs banques de semences locales pour les aider à replanter leurs champs.

Bulletin | Investing in the human right to food

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongNovember 3, 2026Leave a comment

Around the world, making ends meet is getting harder every day. In your November Bulletin, discover how people are building stronger local economies and more resilient communities through collective action.

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