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Webinar: Traditional and Indigenous Food Systems in Asian Silk Road Countries

Events | November 14, 2025 7:00 am

Date: Register on EventbriteRegistration Form: https://forms.gle/j1vVBrgTfDEGNq447Zoom Meeting ID: 884 9709 5412Passcode: 010731 Join scholars and practitioners from across Asia and beyond as we explore the rich heritage, sustainability, and innovation of traditional and Indigenous food systems along the Silk Road. This event highlights local knowledge, cultural resilience, and community-based approaches to food and nutrition security. […]

Resilience Begins with People: Building Inclusive Pathways for Disaster Risk Reduction

blog | October 16, 2025

Disasters don’t usually come out of nowhere. Here in Toronto, we’re seeing it more often. Frequent floods sweeping through neighborhoods and hazy skies thick with smoke are all signs of a changing climate. Around the world, countless communities are facing resilience challenges due to infrastructure needs which have long been ignored. And in too many […]

"Resilience from Within:" How Indigenous Communities in Uzbekistan Respond to Environmental Changes and Create Pathways to Sustainability

blog | September 23, 2025

In the drylands of Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan, the shrinking of the Aral Sea has transformed landscapes, livelihoods, and food systems. Once a thriving fishery hub, Moynuk now faces ecological degradation and food insecurity. However, Indigenous communities living in and near Moynuk have developed their own climate adaptation strategies—often with minimal external support. This blog introduces how […]

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