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2023 Year End Newsletter: Messages from our Founder and CEO and Philippines Executive Director 

November/December: Exciting Year End Funding Received 

October: Harvest Edition 

September: Nourish Tickets and Program Updates 

August: Fellows Arrived, Program Updates, and Surpassing Our Annual Campaign Goal

July: Sowing Summer Surprises!

June: Celebrating Diversity During PRIDE Month and Updates from the Field 

May: Impactful Month Full of Field Updates and More News

April: Welcome our New Philippines Executive Direcor Hal Atienza 

March, 2023: Celebrating International Women’s Month and More 

January: 2023 Impact Report, Organizational Updates

December: Updates from the Field, Nourish Celebration Highlights, Largest Grant Received!

September: Updates from FAO GB9, Publication of Journal Article for Pagtanom Ug Binhi, Guest Post From Mabi David, And More! 

August: Updates From The Field, Team GSS at FAO Session in India, Thank You For Supporting the July Campaign!

July: July Campaign Announcement 2022

June: Updates from the Field, Welcome New Board and Team Members, Announcement Coming July 1!

May: Monthly Donor Happy Hour, Updates from the Field, and More!

April: New Website Launch, Stories from the Field, and Impact Graphics 

January: Investing in What We Know Works in 2022

December: Typhoon Long Term Recovery Fund Continues and Year End Reflections from the Team

November: Update from the Field, Nourish Highlights Video, and Posner Symposium Recap

October: Final Weeks of Discounted Nourish Tickets, Sargent Shriver Award, and Meet Farmer Ronel!

September: Save the Date for Virtual Nourish in November, Updates from the Field, and More!

July: Welcome New US Board Members, Updates from the Field, New Project And Thanks To Our Donors and Supporters!

June: Reflections from Our Founder and Welcome New Staff and Board Members

February: Seed Production Underway in Cebu, SCALE Podcast and Climate Justice and Indigenous Rights Panel

December 2020 Newsletter: Seeding New Beginnings and Happy Holidays

November 2020 Newsletter: A Call for Heroes During the Climate Crisis

September 2020 Newsletter: Seeds are the Past, Present, and Future 

July 2020 Campaign Announcement 

June, 2020: Happy Pride Month! Bringing People Together Through Seeds

April, 2020 Blog: Message from our Country Director- Aduyon Initiative

March, 2020: Unity Call Announcement

February 2020 Blog, Landang: A Cebuano Heritage 

January, 2020

December, 2019

November, 2019

October, 2019

September, 2019

August, 2019

July, 2019

June, 2019

May, 2019

April, 2019

March, 2019

February, 2019

January, 2019

Winter Solstice, 2018

November, 2018

September, 2018

August, 2018

July, 2018

May, 2018

April, 2018

Spring Equinox, 2018

February, 2018 

Winter Solstice, 2017

November, 2017

Fall Equinox, 2017

August, 2017

Summer Solstice, 2017

May, 2017

Spring Equinox, 2017

February, 2017

 

Winter Solstice/Year End, 2016

Fall Equinox Edition, 2016

Summer Solstice Edition, 2016

Spring Equinox Edition, 2016

February Special Edition, 2016

 

Winter Solstice, 2015

Fall Equinox Edition, 2015

Summer Solstice Edition, 2015

Spring Equinox Edition, 2015

Winter Solstice Edition, 2014

Fall Equinox Edition, 2014

Spring Equinox Edition, 2014

Winter Solstice Edition 2013

The Fall Harvest Edition, 2013

Special Food Edition 2013

Winter Solstice 2012

Summer 2012

Spring Equinox 2012

Winter Solstice 2011

Fall 2011

Spring 2011: Education Programs Special Edition

Winter 2011

Blog Archive

CLASS with CROPO and Partners Good Food Community (GFC)

by | April 30, 2024 | Activities, Farmer Features, Other Partners, Programs, Project Update, Projects, Seed Library, Seed School, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

In the heart of the Kalahi Mountains, the Global Seed Savers (GSS) team, alongside the Good Food Community (GFC), recently embarked on a transformative journey with the Chico River Organic Producers’ Organization (CROPO). The goal was to foster a deep understanding...
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Exploring Growth Through Farm Visits!

by | December 14, 2023 | Activities, Farmer Features, Other Partners, Projects, Seed Library, Stories from the Field, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Our recent visit to Anita’s farm (BASS President) in Daclan, accompanied by Sarah and Manag Elizabeth, was an impactful on-site engagement. During our time at Anita’s farm, she generously offered her farm as a potential seed production site for GSS. Her eagerness to...
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Celebrating Culture and Seeds: Highlights from the Bukidnon Seed Steward Exchange

by | October 31, 2023 | Activities, Other Partners, Project Update, Projects, Stories from the Field, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

The recent Bukidnon Seed Steward Exchange, conducted in collaboration with our valued partner, the Salumayag Youth Collective for Foresters, was a captivating journey into the heart of Sto. Domingo, Malaybala, Bukidnon. This event was driven by several key objectives,...
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GSSP and Cebu Seed Savers Renew Commitment to Expand Organic Seed Production in Cebu Province

by | March 3, 2023 | Food Sovereignty, Seed Production, Stories from the Field | 0 Comments

 In January 2023, Global Seed Savers Philippines (GSSP, as represented by Harry Paulino, our Cebu Seed Production Coordinator) and our Cebu partner farmers gathered together to discuss the vital role of organic seed production within our communities. Farmers from all...
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GSS Seed School Teacher Training  Goes To Lobo, Batangas, Finds New Partner in MABISA

by | August 16, 2022 | Food Sovereignty, Other Partners, Seed School | 0 Comments

Last July 20-21, 2022, our team went to Lobo, Batangas to hold a seed school with a group called MABISA. Efren, our Philippines Program Manager, Elizabeth, our Benguet Field Coordinator, and Karen, our Philippines Executive Director facilitated the workshop. The...
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What is Ecofeminism?

What is Ecofeminism?

by | Mar 29, 2023 |

While agriculture is a male-dominated industry, the reality is that women produce 60 to 80 percent of the food in most developing countries. Women also manage water, sources of fuel, and food, as well as forests and agricultural terrains in most communities. This...