Feed peace in Colombia by supporting the efforts of former rebels and rural farmers. They have put aside 50 years of war, and are pursuing sustainable peace by producing cheaper, healthier, and more accessible natural animal feed.

Secure Fisheries' Director, Dr. Sarah Glaser, joined 295 scientists across 46 countries in a call to the World Trade Organization to end the harmful fishing subsidies that fund overfishing.

Visionary impact investors in the historic partnership that One Earth Future’s Shuraako program has pioneered through its Nordic Horn of Africa Opportunities Fund will meet next week with clients and partners in Somaliland.

Participants of the Rural Alternative School (ERA) of Communication celebrated their graduation ceremony after six months of training in topics such as marketing, audiovisual production, and digital strategies.

Participantes de la Escuela Rural Alternativa (ERA) de Comunicación celebraron su ceremonia de grado tras seis meses de formación en temas como mercadeo, producción audiovisual y estrategias digitales.

Gaby Barrios shared in her TED Talk about the importance of gender analysis and why it’s bad business to use gender stereotypes in marketing.

Shuraako hosted Nordic Fund stakeholders from the European Union, IFU, DANIDA, and Norfund in Somaliland from September 19-24, 2021, highlighting the success of the Nordic Fund.

Shuraako hosted the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), our partner in a low collateral Murabaha program, in Somaliland to meet with participating banks and see the on-the-ground impacts.

One Earth Future Founder, Marcel Arsenault spoke alongside global leaders including Prime Minister Erna Solberg of Norway and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, former President of Liberia, as a part of the Biden Administration’s global summit on COVID-19.

Secure Fisheries, a program of One Earth Future, is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming virtual World Cold Chain Symposium on September 14th, 9-11 A.M. (EST), hosted by The Global Food Cold Chain Council and the United Nations Environment Programme. Experts from around the world wi...

The recent presence of military coups covered in the news may lead people to believe that coups are more prevalent in 2021 than they have been in recent years, however, this perception may warrant further questions pertaining to what qualifies an event as a coup, and how loosely should the term be u...

The recent presence of military coups covered in the news may lead people to believe that coups are more prevalent in 2021 than they have been in recent years, however, this perception may warrant further questions pertaining to what qualifies an event as a coup, and how loosely should the term be u...

Special issue by El Espectador 2020, about the Rural Alternative School (ERA) of Miranda, Cauca, developed by PASO Colombia

There has been a growing call for the need for women’s participation in all aspects of society- yet often this call focuses only on the gaps that currently exist- rather than on the impact of involving women.

This is a research of the ERA of Miranda, recognizing its impacts and contributions to the construction of peace and sustainable development in the Colombian countryside.

June is Pride Month and in the U.S. we also commemorate “Juneteenth” on June 19th, the marking of the end of slavery in the U.S. Already widely recognized, we applaud the U.S. House of Reps for recently voting overwhelmingly to formalize Juneteenth as a national federal holiday. OEF wants to extend ...