528: Jane Rabinowicz on Global Seed Work.
Transforming the food systems of the world through good seeds and sustainable practices.
In This Podcast:
Did you know that seeds help communities rebuild after a crisis? Here, we speak with Jane Rabinowicz about her work with the Canadian organization SeedChange. Their support for grassroots projects, farmers across the world, and global seed policy impact everyone worldwide. Listen in for how the organization began, how they protect seed diversity and work with local agriculture to preserve endangered plant varieties through seed saving. Don’t Miss an Episode!! Click HERE to sign up for regular podcast updates
Our Guest:

Listen in and learn about:
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- The SeedChange Organization
- How seeds allow communities to rebuild after a crisis
- SeedChange’s global seed program and how they work with farmers to research seed diversity
- Saving plant varieties that are endangered
- How seeds impact everyone even if they don’t know it
- The impact of grassroots seed projects
- Seed genetic diversity and why it’s important
As well as:
Her failure – When she feels like she let people down, the process is as important as the outcome.
Her success – Helping to steward diverse groups to collectively create change.
Her drive – Doing what she can with the time she has to make a difference.
Her advice – Find joy in the tough stuff.
Jane’s Book recommendations*:
A Mind Spread Out on the Ground by Alicia Elliott
Jane’s blog post:
How to reach Jane:
Website: www.weseedchange.org
Facebook: SeedChange
Twitter: @weseedchangeorg
Instagram: Jane_Rabinowic, weseedchangeorg
Email: jrabinowicz@weseedchange.org
UrbanFarm.org/seedchange