Sano, Seguro y Soberano. EP:06 "Educación Popular - Agroecología en nuestros territorios" Segunda Parte

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Por  muchos años las campesinas y los campesinos se han organizado para  avanzar con diferentes estrategias educativas que buscan recuperar y  revalorizar conocimientos ancestrales  y prácticas de las comunidades. De esta forma, se busca generar  espacios de reflexión e intercambios de experiencias locales y  regionales, que ponen en el centro de las prácticas educativas el hacer,  el encuentro y la construcción de soberanía sobre nuestros  cuerpos, alimentos y territorios. En  este episodio contamos diversas experiencias que durante la pandemia, y  más allá de ella, buscaron fortalecer los procesos agroecológicos en  los  territorios a través de la educación. Guion y Producción: Movimiento Agroecológico de América Latina y el Caribe (MAELA) Realización: María Eugenia Waldhüter Locución: Flavia Medici Ilustración Gabriel Keppl Este proyecto cuenta con el apoyo de la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo. Agradecemos la participación de las organizaciones campesinas e indígenas que nos brindaron sus testimonios.

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