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🌾 Where Food Grows, Futures Grow⁠ Food securi

🌾 Where Food Grows, Futures Grow⁠
Food security is more than full bellies — it’s access, dignity, and handing over control of the future to communities. It goes beyond ensuring access to adequate food—it is a vital cornerstone for community development and empowerment. ⁠
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Through permaculture and education, The Sprightly Seed lays the groundwork for healthier lives and more resilient social systems. Through permaculture and education, this local food security project feeds people and possibilities.⁠
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Achieving lasting food security requires meaningful community engagement and a collective commitment to driving transformative change.⁠

📷 What does food justice look like in your region? 🎤 Whose voices are leading the way?⁠
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📍Document their work. Submit their story. Enter #WikiLovesAfrica “Farm to Plate” — bit.ly/wla25_enter⁠
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Image attributions: bit.ly/WLA25_Credits⁠
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#FarmToPlate #FoodJustice #PermacultureAfrica #CommunityPower #SprightlySeed #WikiCommons

🍽️ Feeding Change, One Garden at a Time⁠ No

🍽️ Feeding Change, One Garden at a Time⁠
Not all heroes wear capes — some wield watering cans. 🪣Meet The Sprightly Seed’s director, Jade Orgill, who, together with her dedicated team, plants seeds of hope and nourishment by providing food garden infrastructure to child-focused projects. ⁠
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This offering is further strengthened by project-level training and ongoing monitoring, providing sustainability, building capacity, and empowering communities to meet their long-term food security needs.⁠
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@thesprightlyseed is teaching kids to compost, communities to grow their own food, and all of us what it means to nourish ourselves sustainably.⁠
Are there similar food security projects in your community?⁠
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Capture them! Celebrate them! Share their knowledge with the world through #WikiLovesAfrica2025 — bit.ly/wla25_enter⁠
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Image attributions: bit.ly/WLA25_Credits⁠
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#SprightlySeed #FoodSovereignty #AfricaGrows #CommunityRoots #FarmToPlate #Wikimedia #FoodSecurity

🌱 Rooted in Resilience⁠ Where does nourishmen

🌱 Rooted in Resilience⁠
Where does nourishment begin? At @thesprightlyseed it begins with soil, seed, and shared knowledge. This community-led urban farm in Cape Town is more than a green patch in the city—it’s a living response to food insecurity. ⁠
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@thesprightlyseed envisions communities thriving in harmony with natural ecosystems, where child-focused projects are fully equipped with food gardens to meet their beneficiaries' food security and nutritional needs.

To date, their school feeding scheme programme has reached over 11,000 children across 45 schools, many of whom depend on school meals as their primary source of nourishment. ⁠
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📸 How does your community rise to feed itself? 🎥 Who’s planting solutions, one row at a time? Let @thesprightlyseed inspire your #FarmToPlate entry for Wiki Loves Africa 2025 – bit.ly/wla25_enter⁠
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Image attributions: ⁠bit.ly/WLA25_Credits⁠
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#FoodSecurity #WikiLovesAfrica2025 #CommunityGardens #Africa #OpenKnowledge #UrbanFarming #SprightlySeed #Africanphotographer #Africanfilmmaker⁠

🌱 From seed to solution: Community projects lik

🌱 From seed to solution: Community projects like The Sprightly Seed are cultivating food security in Africa.⁠
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In a world increasingly shaped by climate volatility, urban migration, and broken supply chains, growing food isn’t just a means of nourishment — it’s resistance, resilience, and renewal. Across Africa, where the soil holds both ancestral knowledge and the vital minerals for seed cultivation, grassroots initiatives are at the frontlines of reclaiming our food security — one seed, one hand, one harvest at a time.⁠
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At the heart of this movement in Cape Town is @thesprightlyseed, a community-driven agricultural initiative redefining what sustainable food systems look like on a hyper-local level. Their community and school gardens are living classrooms, places to pass on the knowledge needed for communities to ensure children across the city are provided with at least one nutritious meal a day, and learn how to sustain themselves and their families in the future. ⁠
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The Wiki Loves Africa team is documenting @thesprightlyseed to inspire you to seek out food security projects in your own community, to photograph, record and film the ways in which they contribute to nourishing both knowledge and our bodies. By archiving these stories visually, we create open-access inspiration for others — because when one community thrives, it shows another how. ⁠
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📸 Share your food security documentary films, photographs and audio recordings — bit.ly/wla25_enter 🎥⁠
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Image attributions: Caley Wildman, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons⁠
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#FarmtoPlate #WLAFarmtoPlate #WikiLovesAfrica #WikiinAfrica #WLA25photocontest #WikiLovesAfrica25 #beinspired

Get a glimpse behind the scenes of Wiki Loves Afri

Get a glimpse behind the scenes of Wiki Loves Africa 2025, where vibrant participation continues to flourish across the continent, with countries like Senegal, South Sudan, and Burkina Faso actively taking part.⁠
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We love seeing Wikimedia communities coming together for this project! From training workshops to photo walks, 'Farm to Plate' is being captured with creative talent, and we can't wait to see more! Entries close 30 April.⁠
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Images courtesy of:⁠
@Wikimédia Burkina Faso
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#FarmtoPlate #WLAFarmtoPlate #WikiLovesAfrica #WikiinAfrica #WLA25photocontest #WikiLovesAfrica25 #beinspired

Keep the #FarmtoPlate entries coming! 📷️📽️Have you entered yet? ⁠
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Upload media (photos, audio, video) that portrays fields, agricultural practices, farm products, farm machines, people farming, food processing, cooking, restaurants, dressing on plates, cooking material and transforming farm produce into food.⁠
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There are 8 prizes (totalling $6,500) up for grabs!⁠
Deadline for entries 30 April 2025⁠
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👉️ Join this global movement and enter your photos, video or audio by clicking the link in our bio. ⁠
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#WLAFarmtoPlate #WikiLovesAfrica #WikiinAfrica #WLA25photocontest #WikiLovesAfrica25⁠
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Téléchargez des médias (photos, audio, vidéo) qui représentent les champs, les pratiques agricoles, les produits agricoles, les machines agricoles, les personnes qui cultivent, la transformation des aliments, la cuisine, les restaurants, la garniture dans les assiettes, le matériel de cuisine et la transformation des produits agricoles en aliments. ⁠
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Il y a 8 prix (totalisant 6 500 $) à gagner !⁠
Date limite pour soumettre vos médias le 30 avril 2025⁠
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Rejoignez ce mouvement mondial et soumettez vos photos, vidéos ou audio 👉️ bit.ly/wla25_enter⁠⁠

🎥 Submitting Your Video to Wiki Loves Africa: A

🎥 Submitting Your Video to Wiki Loves Africa: A Step-by-Step Guide ⁠
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✔️ Wikimedia Commons offers a comprehensive and easy-to-follow guide for individuals interested in contributing video content to the Wiki Loves Africa contest. Whether you're a first-time participant or a returning contributor, the platform provides essential resources to ensure your video meets the requirements and is successfully submitted.⁠
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🗝️ Submitting a video involves several key stages, each designed to maintain quality standards while ensuring your content aligns with the goals of the competition. Find all the information here: https://lnkd.in/dfiZwPyy⁠
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(Video Clip Attribution: Ann-Sophie Qvarnström, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons)⁠
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🎥 Réalisateur, caméraman, monteur et ambassad

🎥 Réalisateur, caméraman, monteur et ambassadeur, Bouba Kams partage ses connaissances en matière de vidéographie. Cette session pratique initie les participants aux principes fondamentaux de la vidéographie, en se concentrant sur la narration visuelle pour Wikimedia Commons dans le cadre de la campagne Wiki Loves Africa 2025. ⁠
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✨ Vous débutez ou vous cherchez à améliorer vos compétences?⁠
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👉 Regardez la vidéo complète ici: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NE8Ylbw5rnA&t=589s⁠
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#DigitalLearning #EducationRevolution #WikiLovesAfrica

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