By Marc Fawcett-Atkinson, Canada’s National Observer, February 2nd 2026 Senior officials at Agriculture and Agri-Food... View Article
This woman shortlisted for Canada's next five dollar bank note is the founder of one of the country's first humanitarian aid organizations.
When the pandemic hit, many of us had the same reflex: reach for seeds. Luckily,... View Article
We need to approach post-COVID-19 recovery in the food system in a way that’s also going to build resilience to climate change.
Our executive director spoke about working with farmers to ramp up seed production in the name of self-sufficiency.
Farmers everywhere are on the frontlines of climate change, writes SeedChange Executive Director, Jane Rabinowicz in The Hill Times.
Our ED, Jane Rabinowicz, discusses Farmers for Climate Solutions in the National Observer.
Farmers are impacted by the climate crisis, but the way they tend the land can help mitigate climate change.
The time to work with farmers on climate action is now.
When women farmers are treated like the experts they are, it's not just women who benefit, but entire communities.
Research in organic systems is supporting a long neglected agricultural sector that is responding remarkably.
Agroecology is a science, practice and movement that respects traditional knowledge and grows food sustainability and equitably.
Canada won’t meet its UN Sustainable Development Goals biodiversity targets unless it takes urgent action.
With 75 per cent of crop diversity lost worldwide, it’s Jane's mission to safeguard seeds and breed resilient new varieties.
SeedChange Executive Director, Jane Rabinowicz, was featured in "We Are Canada" on CBC!
Organic researchers have been innovating on a shoestring budget for decades. Imagine what could be achieved with more.
