Learning From The Zapatista Movement
Creating a world in which many worlds fit. The Zapatista movement centered in Chiapas, Mexico is deeply intertwined with anti-capitalist, […]
How To Fall In Love With The Future
Rob Hopkins is the first person I’ve heard be excited for the future in many years. The week after I […]
“Weird” Veggies in the USA That Are Popular Worldwide
Like the topic of this month’s seed story, many garden plants have overlooked parts you can eat! Our recommended podcast […]
The History of Chili Peppers
Chili peppers have had a long and storied history, beginning with their domestication almost 10,000 years ago in Central and […]
Building A Local Seed Economy With Bill McDorman
I was first exposed to the world of seed saving through a film, Seed: The Untold Story. The film is […]
Rowen White on Reseeding The Food System
In uncertain times, people turn to gardening. This year, we see similar trends as during the pandemic: boreal springtime coincides with […]
Casey Piscura on Landrace Seed Breeding & Food Resilience
This month, we are honoring Casey Piscura, one of our peers in mountain farming and food systems education. He was the […]
Aganaq Kostenborder on Weaving With Willow
Willow weaving is in the air at Groundwork! With our upcoming class The Story of Willow getting ready for production […]
This Is Your Brain On GPS
Groundwork has always focused on the relationship between culture and environment. This newsletter, we offer you an episode of one […]
Jason Hickel on Degrowth & Good Lives For All
Throughout the Groundwork food systems fellowship, we meet for weekly seminars on alternatives to the mainstream culture that relies on […]