Join the ISE and the Palestinian Social Fund for a discussion on the history of the cooperative movement and agroecology in Palestine.
This panel will explore the role of resistance economies, popular committees, and food sovereignty within decolonial struggle from Palestine to Turtle Island. How did agricultural cooperatives and popular committees build power during the First Intifada? What does it mean to build a resistance economy under occupation? Hear from organizers engaged in building community strength on Turtle Island, Britain and in Palestine.
Register here: https://givebutter.com/pcTBvR
