Stephanie Enloe sits down to interview Dr. Jahi Chappel, Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Agroecology, Water, and Resilience at the University of Coventry, and Professor Rachel Bezner Kerr, a long-standing SFHC research collaborator. The interview includes a discussion of Professor Bezner Kerr’s work with SFHC in Malawi, and Dr. Chappell’s recent book, “Beginning to End Hunger.”
Listen to the podcast here!
(Check out the original blog post by Christian Elliot and explore more content from Cornell University CALS’s department of Development Sociology.)
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Posted: July 8, 2019 by Nola Booth
Listen In: Interview with Jahi Chappell & Rachel Bezner Kerr on Food Sovereignty and Agroecology
Stephanie Enloe sits down to interview Dr. Jahi Chappel, Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Agroecology, Water, and Resilience at the University of Coventry, and Professor Rachel Bezner Kerr, a long-standing SFHC research collaborator. The interview includes a discussion of Professor Bezner Kerr’s work with SFHC in Malawi, and Dr. Chappell’s recent book, “Beginning to End Hunger.”
Listen to the podcast here!
(Check out the original blog post by Christian Elliot and explore more content from Cornell University CALS’s department of Development Sociology.)
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