Forget Shareka: From EARTH to Climate Action

From drying fruits and vegetables with local women farmers to advising on rural connectivity and sustainability projects, the story of Forget Shareka (Class of 2019, Zimbabwe) shows that climate action begins by listening to communities’ voices and needs…

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07/2025
Addressing Environmental and Food Security Challenges in the Bahamas Through an Egg Production Business

Graduate Carlton Tylor II (Class of 2023) understands the environmental and food security challenges faced by his community, and he is beginning to address them. Through a new egg production business on his home island of the Bahamas, he is beginning to do his part to help restore the coastline and provide locally produced food. His goal, in five years, is to have a fully operating business that is not dependent on resources coming from outside the island…

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07/2025

Community Weaving Among Women

Thanks to projects like Resilient Agrifood Systems (RAS) and Nourishing the Future IV, led by EARTH Futures, many rural women in Costa Rica have found in sustainable agriculture, financial education, and collective action a way to transform their present and envision a future with greater autonomy…

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A Life Between Climates: Riley Thomson’s Story

Riley Thomson (Class of 2009) was born in Canada, but it was growing up and studying in the tropics of Costa Rica where he discovered his calling: to protect nature through agriculture. Today, he leads a global coffee sustainability initiative and works to bridge the needs of the North with the potential of Central America. His story shows why studying in the tropics can forever transform you…

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Research: A Powerful Tool to Transform Food Systems

Armand Yambisa dreamed of returning to his country to transform life in rural areas. And he’s making it happen. He leads a research team from Zambia developing real solutions for small-scale farmers, combining agricultural innovation, scientific research, and a deep commitment to his community. His story shows how research can sow hope where it’s needed most…

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