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Arianna Tozzi

is a Hallsworth Fellow at the University of Manchester. She works at the intersection of environmental humanities, feminist political ecology and agrarian studies and is interested in the intersecting impacts of climate change and processes of rural transformation. Her current work explores the colonial history of cotton cultivation in central India and how women-led agroecology groups may provide a way out of the current crisis of agricultural livelihood in the region.

Challenging paradigms and reimagining futures: Reflections on Feminist Approaches to Agroecology from the Mahila Kisan Sammelan, India
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Challenging paradigms and reimagining futures: Reflections on Feminist Approaches to Agroecology from the Mahila Kisan Sammelan, India

Insights from the webinar “Seeding Futures: Connecting Feminist Political Ecology and Agroecology”
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Insights from the webinar “Seeding Futures: Connecting Feminist Political Ecology and Agroecology”

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  • No TAV: Twenty years ago we fought to save the valley, and yet it feels like yesterday December 19, 2025
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