About this website: Neoliberalism and capitalist urbanisation are expanding around the world through exploitative and extractive socio-economic models that pollute the planet,  destroy farmland, marginalise small farmers, increse social inequality and precarity,  and normalise urban ways of life alienated from a meaningful connection with the Earth. 

 This website offers a range of resources, co-produced with urban and agrarian communities of practice,  to support the convergence between the most marginalised producers and consumers (and their respective social movements) who have long been separated alongside the rural-urban divide. It is our belief that full agroecological transitions in the food system cannot happen unless we transform urban ways of life and urbanisation approaches towards models built around the centrality, and needs, of soils and soil carers, acknowledging our mutual dependency with the more-than-human, and our beloging to the web of life.  

It is my wish for these resources to contribute to bridging urban and rural movements for social justice, food sovereignty and agroecology, developing transformative trajectories together to build an "agroecological urbanism" from below.