President’s Report Financial Report Membership Report Legal Defence Fund Farming on Other People’s Land (FOOPL) AFSA in the Global Food Sovereignty Movement UN Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) and the Autonomous People’s Counter Mobilization The International Planning Committee for Food Sovereignty (IPC) Civil Society and Indigenous People’s Mechanism (CSM) CSM Youth Constituency La Via Campesina Other […]
Notice of 2021 AGM: 24 October
The Annual General Meeting of the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance will be held on 24 Oct 2021 at 1:30pm. The AGM will include the election of office bearers and general members of the National Committee – nominations to the National Committee for 2021-2022 will close on 18 October. Please see here to find out more about joining […]
Declaration from the 2018 Food Sovereignty Convergence
We representatives of small-scale farmers, fishers, agricultural workers, indigenous peoples, women, youth, eaters, and NGOs came together from across Australia to meet on the traditional lands of the Ngunnawal, Ngambri, and Ngarigu peoples, paying our respect to elders past and present. At the 2018 Food Sovereignty Convergence we celebrated the opportunity to meet each other […]
Food Sovereignty Convergence in Canberra 14-16 October!
This year’s Food Sovereignty Convergence is not to be missed! We’re bringing the brilliant M Jahi Chappell out to talk about how Belo Horizonte nearly ended hunger through coordinated and targeted policy and grassroots reform, as well as some perspectives on what makes a successful food movement! Thank you to our partners Open Food Network Australia & Right to Food […]
Notice of Annual General Meeting & National Committee Call For 2019 Nominations
AFSA Annual General Meeting With the Annual General Meeting quickly approaching, we are writing this post to share with AFSA members the materials they’ll need to be prepared. We’ve already sent members notice of a special resolution to amend the AFSA constitution to make AFSA explicitly and constitutionally farmer led. We aim to of course remain […]