A movement is growing. While agroecology has been practiced for millennia in diverse places around the world, today we are witnessing the mobilisation of transnational social movements to build, defend and strengthen agroecology as the pathway towards a most just, sustainable and viable food and agriculture system. This video explores the meaning, practice and politics of agroecology from a social movement perspective. “There is no food sovereignty without agroecology. And certainly, agroecology will not last without a food sovereignty policy that backs it up.” – Ibrahima Coulibaly, CNOP (Coordination Nationale des Organisations Paysannes du Mali), from Mali More information: Download: Building, defending and strengthening agroecology. A global struggle for food sovereignty Watch: Agroecology – Vision, Practice, Movement: Voices From Social Movements