Seed Sovereignty Course
Posted on Thursday, April 15th, 2010
Bija Vidyapeeth
24 – 26 Feb 2010
By Micah Stanek
Navdanya’s Bija Vidyapeeth held its Seed Sovereignty workshop on the biodiversity conservation farm outside Dehradun February 24–26. Quickly following Navdanya’s International Conference on Two Decades of the GMO-Free Movement in New Delhi, the programme zeroed in on seeds and biodiversity as the answer to the spreading devastation of industrial agriculture, GMOs, and seed monopolies. Sixty farmers, seed bank coordinators, physicians, scholars, and documentary filmmakers from all over the world attended—exchanging their stories, information, inspiration, and ideas for the future of the seed sovereignty movement.
continue readingInternational Conference on Two Decades of the GMO Free Movement
Posted on Thursday, April 15th, 2010
Celebrating Success, Securing the Future
Organized by Navdanya/Research Foundation for Science Technology and Ecology (RFSTE) jointly with: International Commission for the Future of Food, ARSIA Region of Tuscany (Italy), Centre for Food Safety (USA), Save our Seeds (Germany), Diverse Women for Diversity, Initiative for Health, Equity and Society.
continue readingInterview with Vasavi Kiro, Save the Forest Trust.
Posted on Wednesday, April 7th, 2010
Prepared by Carrie E.T. Stiles, Conflict Resolution Dept. Portland State University.
The voices of indigenous people resonate with a vast reservoir of knowledge for how to live sustainably with the earth. Listening to these voices is necessary to restore ecological balance and irrigate a desolate democratic landscape.
continue readingDefending our Collective and Indivisible Freedom and Peace
Posted on Tuesday, April 6th, 2010
The Imperative for organizing the Independent Peoples Tribunal on Land Acquisition, Resource Grab and Operation Green Hunt
Dr Vandana Shiva
A broad coalition of organisations, including Navdanya , are organizing a public trial of the militarized resource grab in the tribal regions which is threatening not just the tribal’s, but the constitutional framework and democratic structures of our society.
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