Brylyne Chitsunge is an internationally acclaimed expert and facilitator of the Nigeria-South Africa Group on Agriculture and a tireless advocate for farmers in her native South Africa. Chitsunge counts herself among the 70 percent of farmers who are women in South Africa. Despite the challenges facing women farmers in her country, she was able to buy her own land and works as a farmer and breeder of Kalahari Red goats, Nguni cattle, free range poultry, indigenous pigs and most recently Tilapia fish. She works to educate farmers about sustainable farming and community supported agriculture, and she has particular interest in developing resources for small-scale farmers. (#24920)

Farming

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   Behind "Farm to Table:" The Labor of Farming -- Future Thought Leaders Series Presented by the Berry Good Food Foundation
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   Food Justice: Economics, Ethics, Access -- Future Thought Leaders Series Presented by the Berry Good Food Foundation
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   9 Billion Mouths to Feed: Leading the Way to Abundance and Sustainability

International Affairs

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   Neoliberalism’s Scorpion Tail: Markets and Morals Where Democracy Once Was
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   Reflections on War with Sir Lawrence Freedman - Conversations with History
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   Russian Meddling in American Affairs: Old Vodka in New Bottles with Philip Roeder -- Osher UC San Diego