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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2025 · 34 MIN

World Localization Extravaganza! Part 3: A TOUCH OF GENIUS

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The final episode in the World Localization Extravaganza counters the “bigger, more complex and more violent” logic of the dominant system with a bottom-up approach built on peoplepower, local sovereignty and small-scale economies. The episode stresses how, even and especially in the face of global crises, localization simply makes sense.  VISIT OUR CAMPAIGN PAGE: www.worldlocalizationday.org to get active, and follow @localfutures_  This third and final episode visits six leaders practicing on-the-ground work as well as building coalitions for systemic change in Europe, Africa and Australia: Ruby van der Wekken – Finland – Food systems activist and social solidarity economy networker with Oma Maa and Ripess Europe  Anisa Rogers – Australia – Campaigner and practitioner, Degrowth Network Australia and New Economy Network Australia  Million Belay – Uganda – General Coordinator, Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa  Laura Kaesteele – UK/Germany – Network weaver, ECOLISE  Juan del Rio – Spain – Network weaver and filmmaker, ECOLISE  Margarita Barcena – Mexico/Ethiopia – Food systems activist and storyteller, A Growing Culture  Join our mailing list: https://www.localfutures.org/sign-up-to-our-newsletter/

The final episode in the World Localization Extravaganza counters the “bigger, more complex and more violent” logic of the dominant system with a bottom-up approach built on peoplepower, local sovereignty and small-scale economies. The episode stresses how, even and especially in the face of global crises, localization simply makes sense.

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