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Arianna Tozzi

Seema Kulkarni  is one of the founding members of the Society for Promoting Participative Eco-System Management, Pune (SOPPECOM). She is presently working as a Senior Fellow in SOPPECOM, Pune, and co-ordinating the gender and rural livelihood activities within the organisation. She has coordinated various studies and programmes around decentralisation, gender and land, water, and sanitation. She has published several articles/book chapters around gender, water, sanitation, and rural livelihoods. She is the National Facilitation Team member of Mahila Kisan Adhikar Manch (MAKAAM) or Forum for Women Farmers Rights. She is also a core member of the Feminist Policy Collective. She has been associated with Stree Mukti Sangharsh Chalwal, the movement for the rights of Single women in Western Maharashtra. She is actively involved in the Coalition of Women’s Groups in Maharashtra, Stree Mukti Andolan Sampark Samiti.

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

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