“The agricultural revolution is one of the most controversial events in history.
Programs & Impact
8 Interrelated, Women & Youth-led Programs
Renewing Relations with Land, Water and People
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“An investment in community always comes back in some way…That’s what we really produce here – relationship, with each other and with the farm… Good feelings are the real value added. Even when something is paid for as a commodity, the gift of relationship is still attached to it” (Kimmerer, The Serviceberry, p. 89)
BFFF supports Gender Equality and Equity and the foundational roles that women play in all programs and planning.
"Looking ahead to the 21st Century, I am excited about the new generation of women's organisations... like a colorful picture of sprouting seeds and greenery in a tropical scenario a the onset of rains, following a severe drought, or the coming up of flowers after a harsh winter.... One thing is clear to me: the current women's organisations have carried on the vision and mission...: the progress of girls and women in the areas of social justice, education, health, politics, economics, and gender equality" (Rhoda Kalema, 92 year old speaks,
My Life is But a Weaving - 2021, p. 229)
BFFF Women's Leadership Group
“..the rise of women does not mean the fall of men; gender equality is not just about women… it impacts the whole country and everyone; gender equality is as important as gender equity… each of us has a role to play in accelerating advocacy, mindset change and tangible action… at every level where we happen to be” (Mary Karooro Okurut, cited in Uganda National News, March 11, 2025, p. 12)
BFFF’s plans and programs are embedded within a holistic and integrative System’s Approach.
Four global pillars create the foundation: Society, Culture, Environment, and Economics
Some proclaim that it set humankind on the road to prosperity and progress. Others suggest that it led to perdition.
This was the turning point, they say, where Sapiens cast off its intimate symbiosis with nature
and sprinted towards greed and alienation.
Whichever direction the road led, there was no going back”
(Yuval Harari, 2011, A Brief History of Humankind)
This was the turning point, they say, where Sapiens cast off its intimate symbiosis with nature
and sprinted towards greed and alienation.
Whichever direction the road led, there was no going back”
(Yuval Harari, 2011, A Brief History of Humankind)