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“The roots of violence lie in trauma, memory, and historical grievances, both recent and ancient. Fueled by perceived injustice, these buried wounds can erupt into violence, especially in times of crisis, fear, and threat. Peace is essential for a sustainable future. It means learning to reconcile with the land we inhabit, with others, and with ourselves. Gardens - whether for nourishment, autonomy, or resilience - are powerful tools for learning, exchange, and calm. By cultivating together, we sow seeds of peace and cooperation, and build a future where people and nature can thrive in harmony. — Vergers du Monde, Cultivating During Wartime: Knowledge and Resilience of the World (2024)” — Vergers du Monde
The roots of violence lie in trauma, memory, and historical grievances, both recent and ancient. Fueled by perceived injustice, these buried wounds can erupt into violence, especially in times of crisis, fear, and threat.
Peace is essential for a sustainable future. It means learning to reconcile with the land we inhabit, with others, and with ourselves.
Gardens - whether for nourishment, autonomy, or resilience - are powerful tools for learning, exchange, and calm. By cultivating together, we sow seeds of peace and cooperation, and build a future where people and nature can thrive in harmony.
— Vergers du Monde, Cultivating During Wartime: Knowledge and Resilience of the World (2024)