AFSA warmly invites you to join a series of six webinars exploring the many ways Agroecology can provide sustainable African solutions to the multiple crises we face.
In each episode, a keynote speaker will set the scene, and then a panel of experts and practitioners will discuss the topic leading to a Q&A session facilitated by a moderator.
Each episode will be 90 minutes long and interpreted in English and French.
Register here in advance to attend any or all the webinars:
https://afsafrica-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlfuGpqD0uHNwJ35BTc5kCcMEqX_N7SfIw
| Date / Time
(EAT/GMT+3) |
Topic |
| 17 August, 2 pm | Our Pathway to Climate Justice in Africa: Agroecology and Food Sovereignty |
| 31 August, 4 pm | Agroecology as a Social Movement: Empowering Communities and Transforming Food Systems |
| 14 September, 4 pm | Our Land is Our Life: Agroecology versus industrial land use |
| 28 September, 4 pm | Our Seeds, Our Culture: Decolonising Africa’s seed systems |
| 12 October, 4 pm | The Economics of Agroecology: Revolutionizing African Trade and Empowering Agroecological Enterprises through Territorial Markets |
| 26 October, 4 pm | Our Food is African: Towards a Fair and Inclusive African Food Policy: Celebrating the Richness of African Cuisine |
Time zones
2 pm EAT is 4 am PDT, 7 am EDT, 11 am GMT/Senegal/Ghana, 12 noon UK/Nigeria/Cameroon, 1 pm Southern Africa, 2 pm East Africa.
4 pm EAT is 6 am PDT, 9 am EDT, 1 pm GMT/Senegal/Ghana, 2 pm UK/Nigeria/Cameroon, 3 pm Southern Africa, 4 pm East Africa.
(Please Note: The first webinar on Climate Justice on 17 August has a separate registration link: https://afsafrica-org.zoom.us/j/84654110588?pwd=Z1FoaCtQZjcxM0N5eHdzSnBhb2F2Zz09)
