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How Empowering Women & Agroecology Can Fix Our Food System

9 months ago15 min- plays

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In this episode, Steve Mokaya sits down with Chrispus Kinyua, founder of the Institute for Food Justice and Development (IFJAD), to unpack the hidden inequalities shaping our food systems. From women who grow food but lack land rights, to rural families facing climate shocks, nutrition gaps, and market barriers, this conversation explores why hunger persists where food is produced, and what it will take to build fairer, more resilient systems for farmers, food workers, and communities alike.

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