Today, Maya Achi communities face food insecurity as recurring droughts and extreme weather devastates crops. International markets for export crops are collapsing and COVID-19 has communities on lockdown with no access to markets. For Julian Vasquez Chun, this crisis gives rise to opportunity or as we say in Permaculture, the problem is the solution.
Last week, we mailed out our Winter 2017 print newsletter, full of stories about the people and experiences […]
Jose Miguel Gomez is the coordinator of Qachuu Aloom’s Nutrition Project. He grew up the child of a […]
Qachuu Aloom youth – Damaris Valey, Eber Cortez, Reyna Morales Raxcaco, and Julian Vasquez Chun – conducted personal […]
by Josselin Chun Cojom My name is Josselin Chun and I was born in Guatemala. I am currently […]
2016 has been an exciting year at the Garden’s Edge! As we worked on the 2016 newsletter, we […]
A couple of weeks ago, while Rosalia, Maria Elena, and Julian were in town, we held our annual […]
Please join Reviva! and DJ Buddhafunk at Marble Brewery Downtown in support of The Garden's Edge and Qachuu Aloom.
Qachuu Aloom farmers will present their work in with farms, gardens, seed saving, community health, farmer exchanges, education, & economic sustainability.
Join Milagro Allegro and Art In The Park for Semillas Sin Fronteras to kick off our Community Seed Library, featuring Qachuu Aloom and the Garden's Edge.