Beyond the grocery bill
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.
Banking on seeds in Bangladesh
Community seed banks in Nayapara, Bangladesh give farmers the chance to save seeds from one harvest to ensure those of the future.
Community investing for the future
Community savings banks in Chiapas, Mexico are strengthening local initiatives and Indigenous autonomy so people can stay rooted at home.
Bulletin | Investing in the human right to food
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.
Marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Looking to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation? Check out these events.
Likhaan health workers: Committed to compassionate care
Likhaan health workers come to the organization in different ways, but they share one important motivation: improving sexual and reproductive health and rights for women, youth and LGBTQI+ folks in the Philippines.
Where food finds its value
Across West Africa, women farmers are learning how to ensure their effort to nourish communities is recognized—and valued.
A feminist approach to agroecology with Mariamé Ouattara
We recently spoke to Mariamé Ouattara, who has worked across West Africa to advance gender equality and women farmers’ rights for most of her life.
Building on shared knowledge
Over four days in spring 2026, women farmers from Guinea-Bissau joined their peers in Senegal to learn from each other.
Bulletin | Agroecology: More than growing food
In your September Bulletin, we explore how agroecology is more than a set of farming practices.