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Members of the GNRtFN, representing 23 organization and 16 countries, convene for their 4th international meeting in Viota, Columbia
Jorge Mani Stanley, from the Kuna Nation and Food Sovereignty Program Consultant for the International Indian Treat Council,reports back from his working group with a plan of action for future convenings among GNRtFN members.
Members of FENSUAGRO studying agroecology at the Maria Cano Institute for Agroecology in Viotá, Columbia, where the 4th International Convening of the GNRtFN was held
The working group on gender and the right to food depict the struggles of women in the food system and the strategies and values that will propel women’s movements to resist and dismantle patriarchy
Columbian network members depict the life of campesinos and the struggle for to access land and control their own food systems in rural areas
Gloria Ochoa from the International Baby Food Action Network depicts the pressures breastfeeding mothers the world over experience from companies like Nestle to feed their babies formula
Youth students at the Maria Cano Agroecology Training Center, where the GNRtFN meeting took place, give a tour of the center’s farm
WhyHunger’s Alison and the Kuna Nation’s Mani pose in front of the mistica that was constructed on the first day of the meeting
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