Priscilla Claeys, Sylvia Kay and Jessica Duncan
In what ways can food sovereignty or agroecology act as a viable joint framing for systemic convergence? The third Nyéléni Global Forum in Kandy, Sri Lanka, brought together over 700 activists with the …
Bharat Mansata
The global south is fabulously rich in plant diversity. This wealth of ‘plant genetic resources’ is critically vital to regenerate a future of abundance and health for all…
Sonali Sathaye
What and how do you teach young people as they witness and navigate the currents of the climate crisis? Sonali Sathaye reflects on teaching courses on climate change to urban youth in Bangalore, India. Alongside factual knowledge about …
Gisela Ruiseco and Neha Saigal
A conversation between Neha Saigal and Gisela Ruiseco on the relationship between wellbeing and care, reimagining wellbeing from a decolonial feminine lens, and reclaiming commons and cultural practices.
This article was originally published in The …
Halwest Karim
Originally published by Local Futures.
Farming in the mountains and plains of Kurdistan has always been more than a way to feed families; it is a way of life, a form of resistance, a connection to land …
Miloon Kothari
While the Indian government is yet to announce its position on the latest developments concerning the Kurdish people, steps can be taken at the people to people level to support them.
Originally published by The New Indian Express…
Gregory Pettys
The Planet Local Summit, which took place in Ladakh from September 3-7, brought together visionaries, practitioners, and cultural change-makers to celebrate localisation, indigenous wisdom, and co-shape pathways for futures that are local, resilient, and healthy. Writer and …
Pooja Kishinani
An interview with filmmaker and water conservationist Lobzang Wangtak, whose latest documentary “I Am Zanskar” is a portrait of an ecologically fragile landscape that is undergoing rapid changes.With glaciers receding at an alarming rate and erratic snowfall patterns, …
Esperanza Martínez
The Yasuní struggle in Ecuador embodies a historic challenge to extractivism by crystallizing the demand to “leave oil underground” into a national referendum victory in 2023. Despite government resistance and partial non-compliance, the vote opened new legal, political, …
Valentina Donato
This article was originally published by degrowth.info on 15 August 2025.
What can be done when vast corporations take control of the land, poison the soil, and exploit the hands that care for it? Valentina Donato explores the …
Sayan Dey
As we dream and build alternative futures, how do we move beyond anthropo-ego-centrism towards a humble, cobwebbed, and rhizomatic state that is “protean, open, prefigurative, and coexisting” with the rest of nature? With this question at …
J.P. O’Malley
Originally published in Resurgence & Ecologist.
J.P. O’Malley talks to the directors of a moving documentary about the citizens of Zenica, one of Europe’s most polluted cities, and how they came together to fight against the local, …