Cooperation, food sovereignty, and land justice
Agroecology Commons cultivates knowledge sharing, community action, and global solidarity for land stewardship, collective healing, and justice within the food movement.
“Agroecology is political; it requires us to challenge and transform structures of power in society. We need to put the control of seeds, biodiversity, land and territories, waters, knowledge, culture and the commons in the hands of the peoples who feed the world.”
— Forum for Agroecology, Nyeleni 2015
What People Are Saying
“BAFFT was a very unique learning experience. I appreciated being able to go outside western institutional forms of education and training. I also felt moved by the way that language accessibility and justice was centered in the space to support Spanish speaking participants in accessing the program and education in real-time with the rest of the cohort.”
— BAFFT Graduate 2024 Cohort
“This opportunity to be an apprentice at the moment it came into my life was absolutely amazing. Having the opportunity to gain compensation to study farming was so important to my life and is really important for people who can't work and study at the same time.”
— Apprenticeship Graduate 2022
“I would definitely have to say the tractor work was an activity that exemplified my learning during my apprenticeship.I have used a tractor before but it was intimidating and nerve-wracking to use a big tractor understanding what tractor implements to use and how to attach them. So at the end when I felt like I had a great understanding and started to think like wow if you added this one thing to the implement it would make the whole process go easier for the farmer that was a great learning”
— Apprenticeship Graduate 2023
