Organic Food, Farming and the Far-Right: Hidden Struggles for Our Future

On 1 September Seeding Reparations published a pamphlet exploring the ways in which the far-right, racism and fascism intersect with organic, biodynamic and agroecological movements in the UK and Europe. The growth of eco-fascism and ethno-nationalism in the UK and abroad is part of a concerted effort to roll back rights for marginalised people and protect those hoarding illegitimately acquired wealth and power. This pamphlet explored the ways movements for better food and farming can resist such threats.

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Seeding Reparations and Soil Association co-host a workshop at which the idea for SCARF emerges.

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