Posts by Seeds for a Future
Ellie Lawrence and Earth Mama Compost
EP. 3: Ellie Lawrence and Earth Mama Compost. We have an enlightening conversation with Ellie Lawrence from Earth Mama Compost, exploring the benefits of compost for improved agricultural health, community development, and more. She also discusses the long-term impacts of inadequate waste management infrastructure and how it affects our communities. Discover the benefits of nutrient-dense…
Read MoreWill Harris and WCCN
EP. 2: Will Harris and Working Capital for Community Needs. Join us for an insightful conversation with Will Harris from Working Capital for Community Needs (WCCN). In this episode, we delve into the transformative power of microfinance and its profound impact on rural communities throughout Latin America. Will shares his expertise on respecting cultural nuances…
Read MoreMichelle Berkowitz and Cinco Azul
EP. 1: Michelle Berkowitz and Cinco Azul. In this episode, we chat with Michelle Berkowitz from Cinco Azul, an innovative online organic supermarket dedicated to empowering small and medium-sized producers. Not only do we explore the need for increasing regenerative farming practices, but Michelle also highlights the numerous benefits of supporting local producers, and how…
Read MoreMy Experience Volunteering with Seeds for a Future in Guatemala
By Mia Di Virgillio. My Experience Volunteering with Seeds for a Future in Guatemala After six months of traveling through Europe and Central America, I arrived in Antigua, Guatemala, where I spent two months volunteering and learning Spanish. This turned out to be one of the highlights of my travels. From the moment I arrived,…
Read MoreOvercoming the “Hurricane of Hunger” in the Most Affordable and Efficient Way
By Roland Bunch. Antonio Guterrez, the Secretary General of the United Nations, has described the rapidly worsening famine around the developing world as a “hurricane of hunger.” Some experts say that as many as 100 million Africans are in danger of dying, and the increasing disaster has no end in sight. If even just 60…
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