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Social Cohesion

Celebrating the Batwa’s Indigenous Foodways

November 2, 2021

DIG’s journey with the Batwa is only beginning. We have so much still to learn from this remarkable community. Together, we are embarking on a discovery project to identify and cultivate the Batwa’s indigenous forest fruits and vegetables in their gardens.

https://vimeo.com/681992011?loop=0
CATEGORIES Social Cohesion, Uganda
TAGS Batwa, Food Security, Social Cohesion, Uganda, Videos

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