Past Events

In May 2021, several international farmer organisations and associations for the defence of the commons came together to open a new space for global exchange: the Forum of Struggles for Land and Natural Resources. Its objective? To help broaden citizens’ alliances, from the rural world to the (...)

When: 16th June 2021, 3-5pm CEST Where: Online (Zoom) Participation: free (but registration is compulsory) Donating land for agroecology can be transformative, both for the recipient and the donor. But what motivates people to gift land? And how do organisations manage such donations? What (...)

September 2019 saw a major grassroots gathering of 90 participants from 17 European countries converge near Paris for 3 days of seminars on Local Land Strategies: legal tools and levers.

Eco Ruralis – the Romanian peasants association - together with The European Coordination Via Campesina and partners, organized a conference, farmers’ market and demonstration in June 2019 in Bucharest, coinciding with the informal meeting of the EU agriculture (...)

This seminar will gather participants from diverse Central and Eastern European countries, along with partners of the "Land Strategies" project, for a multi-stakeholder exchange on the question of access to land in Eastern Europe.

The Real Farming Trust organised a working roundtable lunch for about 20 people at the 10th Oxford Real Farming Conference.

The 2018 annual encounter of the Access to Land network took place in La Drôme, France.

Find here the list of upcoming and past screenings of our documentary The land for our Food in English and other languages.

A.E.I.A.R. extends invitations to all European actors in the field of rural policy to participate in their Brussels workshop on ’How to facilitate the access to land for farmers’, which will be held on 21st July.

From 15 to 17 March 2017, Terre de liens and RENETA, the French network of farm incubators, organised a European field visit to present various experiences of farm incubators in France and reflect upon the role these can play towards entry into farming, viable farming, farm succession, and (...)