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SUMMARY:Food + Land + Climate -Groundwork for Change
DESCRIPTION:\nFOOD + LAND + CLIMATE – GROUNDWORK FOR CHANGE\nMONDAY JUNE 7 – Groundwork for change: series overview – Where Indigenous knowledge, biology, politics, social justice and climate intersect.\nFeaturing:\n\nMC -Allie Rougeot, Fridays for Future\nDiane Longboat, Haudenosaunee elder, traditional healer\nGuy Dauncey – Economics of Kindness\nJosephine Grey – EcoJust Food Network\nBjornar Egede-Nissen – Drawdown Solutions to reverse global warming\nPlus inspirational videos\nAction engagement\nQ&A and more !\n\nThe world is out of balance on so many levels. Balance is being in harmony with the Earth’s life systems, within us and around us, not only individually but in the economic and social systems we have created. To regain balance we need to re-imagine ourselves as an integral part of everything, and everything an integral part of us. Everything we put into the air, the water or the soil we put into our bodies – and our children’s bodies and the body of every living thing on Earth.\nWe also recognize that food systems have a huge impact on climate and climate has a huge influence on food. In fact, Drawdown research has shown that the many facets that go into the global food system produce almost a quarter of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, even more than fossil fuels.\nThis series of webcasts is in preparation for the upcoming UN Food Systems Summit this September – “Just & Green Recovery” to highlight the issues facing our food & agriculture sector and to showcase the intrinsically linked problems as well as some of the amazing individuals, organizations, businesses & programs already working within this sector of solutions.\nImagine if:\n\nFarmers worked to enhance biodiversity on their lands – of plants, animals, insects, birds and microbes\nThey shared their knowledge and produce cooperatively for greater productivity all around and were well compensated for their work\nore young people were attracted to farming careers by their idealism, a good healthy work environment and financial stability\nSmall scale, intensely cultivated farms, linked system wide, feed cities locally, reducing imports\nFarms become carbon sinks, reducing overall greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere\nImagine this happening now.\nBecause it is happening.\n\nSo, join us on this journey we are taking together towards a healthier, happier, just and regenerating world.\nCOLLABORATING ORGANIZATIONS\nECOJUST FOOD NETWORK\nGREEN THUMBS GROWING KIDS\n \n\n\n
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