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We don’t have life without land: Holding ground in Honduras

by Tory Field and Beverly Bell Co-author Lauren Elliot

A Garífuna ceremony on lands stolen by organized crime networks in Honduras. Photo: OFRANEH.

For the next three articles, we will pause to linger on Honduras. On vivid display there is the search for solutions to the problems addressed in this Harvesting Justice series: the piracy of land, indigenous territories, agriculture, food systems, and the global commons.

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