- Introduction to RLG
- Farm Hack
- Thesis – Resisting, Learning, Growing: The Role of Social Movement Praxis in UK Agroecology Transformations
Introduction to RLG
Resisting, Learning, Growing is a research project which began in 2019. It looks at the UK agroecology and food sovereignty movement and asks questions like: how can we organise better as a movement? How can we scale agroecology and truly impact the food system? What are the things that stop us from being more effective as a movement?
In this podcast, my friend and fellow facilitator Um is going to ask me about the project, how it started, and how the last four years have evolved.
Farm Hack
What is Farm Hack? What do you need to know to run a farm hack event? Find out more about this popular education approach which combines an open source ethos with agroecology principles with this podcast and guide.
The farm hack guide and mini guide (below) were produced collaboratively by a group of farm hack organisers and academics. They can also be found on the farmhack.org (pdf), archive.org (pdf) and appropedia.org (wiki).
The podcast was produced to go alongside the guide using excerpts from some of the interviews carried out with farm hack organisers and participants as part of RLG.
Podcast
Further Resources
Farm Hack Survey 2020: Initial findings from the Farm Hack UK network
Farm Hack Website (US) – Farmhack.org
Appropriate Technology Wiki – Appropedia.org
Farm Hack Guide
Farm Hack Mini Guide
Thesis – Resisting, Learning, Growing: The Role of Social Movement Praxis in UK Agroecology Transformations
In case any of you want to get in deep with the research and theory then here is the full thesis.
It includes such juicy chapter titles as:
- Understanding Agroecology Transformations;
- Ecologies of Social Movement Praxis;
- Movement (Sub)Culture in Transformations;
- Organising for Transformation;
- Learning for Transformation; and
- Agroecology Movement Ecology.
Resisting, Learning, Growing 