The Seattle Times published an obituary for Roy Prosterman, Landesa founder and chairman emeritus.
The Seattle Times published an obituary for Roy Prosterman, Landesa founder and chairman emeritus.
In an interview with the Charlotte Observer, Julia Quinn mentions her work as Global Ambassador with Landesa this year and her recent trip to see Landesa’s work in Kenya.
Food Tank — Landesa was highlighted for our work to drive change for farmers to build climate resilience and advocate for people- and farmer-centered policies.
PassBlue — At UNCCD COP16, Landesa’s Beth Roberts highlighted opposition to progressive gender language in negotiations. Roberts called for a stronger, more vocal gender caucus to ensure meaningful representation and outcomes in global land governance discussions.
UN News — Landesa’s Jessica Hernandez (Binnizá & Maya Ch’orti’) was interviewed at COP29 about indigenous land rights and the inclusion of land rights into nationally determined contributions (NDCs).
S/GWI Innovation Station Podcast — At COP29, Landesa’s Dr. Jessica Hernandez was interviewed about the importance of women’s leadership in climate solutions and the intersection of climate change and women’s land rights. Listen to her interview starting at 4:13.
IPP Media — Landesa Tanzania Country Director Godfrey Massay was quoted in an article about improving inclusivity and participation of youth and small producers in the agricultural value chain.
GlobalWA interviewed Landesa’s Sr. Director of Global Programs Jolyne Sanjak about the crucial link between secure land rights and food security in the Global South. Advancing gender-sensitive land rights reforms empowers individuals, families, and communities to alleviate poverty and enhance agricultural productivity, thereby fostering sustainable livelihoods and reducing conflict over land.
The Nation profiled Shadrack Omondi, Landesa’s Kenya program director, for his lifelong work and dedication to promote women’s human dignity by advancing their access to, use of, and control over land.
IPP Media — Godfrey Massay, Landesa’s Tanzania Program Director, spoke on a panel at the Fourth International Conference on Youth and Land Governance (CIGOFA 4) about the importance of changing traditional practices that delay youth land ownership, arguing that early ownership is crucial for economic empowerment and sustainable land management.
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