Planetwalk’s core mission is the development and coordination of a global network of Planetwalkers. Planetwalk will sponsor walks nationally and internationally with the purpose of promoting environmental education and responsibility and a vision of world peace and cooperation. Planetwalk is modeled on Dr. John Francis’s worldwide pilgrimage that works to transcend cultural, social and political boundaries by fostering communication between young people, scientists and environmental practitioners.

Years in the making, this report is the culmination of the Aquaculture Visioning Project (AVP), which NAMA launched in 2020 to articulate a network-generated vision and values for ‘sustainable aquaculture’ and provide aligned policy ideas and framework.

February 10, 2022 by Amanda Brandeis with ABC 10News San Diego - VISTA, Calif. — With more than 2 million people in the nation's prisons and jails, the U.S. leads the world in incarceration. About one-third of people released from prison will return at some point in their lives.

July 21, 2022 by Bree Steffan with Spectrum News 1 - SAN DIEGO — Garden 31 is a community-based farming organization that empowers people and reconnects them to the Earth.

April 7, 2021 by Sharon Sullivan – Salt Lake City native Jim Moore was aware of Grand Junction’s uranium mill tailings legacy when he moved to western Colorado in 1981. However, it wasn’t on his mind, nor did the seller or real estate agent mention the presence of radioactive mill tailings when he bought a house there in 2010. He’s not alone.

November 20, 2020 - 2020 has indeed been a tumultuous year for the entire world. As COVID-19 spread around the globe, community efforts to strengthen local food systems proved critical for surviving the pandemic’s effects. CAN’s partners have exuded hope and resilience during these trying times and have mitigated health risks, financial strain, and misinformation impacting small farmers, farm working families, and essential workers in Mexico, Nicaragua, and California.

We are excited to share our new report, Land Policy: Towards a More Equitable Farming Future, and accompanying land policy website.

Tree-Generation Fest is dedicated to engaging youth in positive and connective ways, even in this time of COVID.

Inspired by Tewa Women United’s “Regeneration Fest Española,” which was held at the Española Healing Foods Oasis every fall for the past four years, Tree-Generation Fest is about holding space for young people to know that they are loved and cared for by their community. We are proud to collaborate with the Northern Youth Project on this project.

Stay up-to-date with The Mariposa DR Foundation. Check out the past and present articles that it has featured, including its most recent article from October 28, 2020 titled, Addressing the Current Situation.

November 16, 2020 - Like you, we’re taking a big, deep breath as 2020 wraps up.

Our local organizing is a critically important step toward a more just food and agriculture system. And we know ultimately, the solutions will take hard work from all of us — on farms and in communities around the world.

September 22, 2020 - The coronavirus has changed so much in our world, but it has not stopped OSA’s work to meet the seed needs of growers. In response to the pandemic, OSA has expanded outreach efforts to farmers in need and donated seed and produce from our research projects to classrooms and communities.

Julia Turshen, October 30, 2020. Photos and video by Brian Dawson. - Arriving at Soul Fire Farm’s gravel road means slowing down, literally. On the property, in addition to stacks and stacks of crates, buckets and shovels, there are also cardboard boxes to pack food for community groups, each one labeled in marker: Church. Refugee center.