The Lutkemeer Polder and Boterbloem Farm – A Space for Urban Food Autonomy?
| |

With a globally rising urban population1, how to feed the cities has become of increasing concern. The question of how to feed a larger amount of people, however, often leads to technocratic solutions that speak … verder lezen

Reflections on action in the Lutkemeerpolder
| |

Mowing grass and arresting activists     The struggle to keep the Lutkemeerpolder in its current state – as a fertile ground for agriculture and community– has been going on for many … verder lezen

The Common Agriculture Policy – and where grassroots organisations all around see potential for change!
| |

The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is one of the oldest EU’s policies. After more than a decade of post-World War II food shortages and hunger, it was introduced in 1962 to increase … verder lezen

Reading Group
|

ASEED’s reading groups are a social, communicative, creative way of learning, exchanging ideas and thoughts, raising awareness and coming together. The reading group has been focused on promoting anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-capitalist and … verder lezen

About the campaign
|

Resistance is fertile – Expose the Exxon’s and Shell’s of the industrial food system! “The use of chemical fertilisers [in 2015] will likely generate more GHG emissions than the total emissions from … verder lezen

The Sun Shines on the Luktemeer
| |

Setting up Camp Spanning over the course of the weekend, the field across the way from the threatened Boterbloem farm in Amsterdam Osdorp was transformed into an action camp, organised as a … verder lezen

Mission of the campaign
| |

Our goal is to help build a powerful emancipatory movement from below for a sustainable and just food system. By focusing on the use of fossil fuels in the corporate controlled industrial … verder lezen

Pesticides debate report: we need a paradigm shift
| |

On Thursday, April 5th, the Green Office from the Vrije Universiteit (VU) in Amsterdam organised a debate on pesticides and sustainable agriculture in order to assess the impact of chemical agriculture, and … verder lezen

Pesticides debate in Amsterdam
| |

On Thursday April 5th, ASEED will participate in a debate (In English) on pesticides organised by the Green Office of the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam. A representative from Syngenta and a professor … verder lezen

Rainforest Conservation and Natural Capital: Putting a Price on Life with the Complicity of ¨Progressives¨
| |

The faltering global economy needs new resources to invest in. What could be more valuable than life itself? According to the New York Times, the ¨Save the Rainforest¨ campaign of 10 years … verder lezen

1 6 7 8 9 10