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Strengthening community resilience through training and action in the North Rupununi
The North Rupununi District Development Board in Guyana are long-term partners o ...
Supporting community-led capacity building for Village Sustainability Plans in the North Rupununi
In the heart of Guyana, the North Rupununi District Development Board (NRDDB), T ...
Community food growing and wellbeing in Reading
Over the course of three months, we facilitated a participatory video process wi ...
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by Jay Mistry
Participatory video to evaluate community-led research
We’ve been busy with two community groups in Reading, helping them use par ...
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by Jay Mistry
Community’s right to grow
Supporting community food growing has become an important mechanism for deliveri ...
Urban wetlands improving the wellbeing of city dwellers
In a participatory video made by the community of the Mulleriyawa wetland in Col ...
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by Matt Simpson
Reflections on participatory video in Colombo
Community researchers in Colombo are currently exploring the challenges and best ...
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by Jay Mistry
Community food growing report
The report 'Visual Storytelling about Community Food Growing' emerges ...
Radically hopeful cooperation in community food-growing
In March-April 2022, the course on ‘Visual Storytelling about Community Fo ...
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by Julia Jung
Evaluating the impact of community food growing initiatives
As our digital storytelling about community food growing project comes to an end ...
“We feel at home” at the Calthorpe: Community garden volunteers share their experiences
Screening short films made by participants in various community-gardens in Londo ...
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by Julia Jung
Digital Storytelling about Community Food Growing Project: Second Insights from autumn 2021 course
Visual stories developed through the Grassroots Visual Storytelling about Commun ...
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by Julia Jung
Amerindian Heritage 2021
Celebrate the start of Amerindian Heritage Month in Guyana with this video from ...
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by Jay Mistry
Community food growing helps build the future differently: An invitation to tell your visual story
Starting in September 2021, we are recruiting a second cohort of participants fo ...
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by Julia Jung
Digital Storytelling about Community Food Growing Project: First Insights
As part of the ‘Digital storytelling about group food growing’ proje ...
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by Julia Jung
New online course for strengthening community mental health resilience
The Cobra Collective is proud to announce the launch of its freely available Ope ...
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by Julia Jung
Indigenous women: keepers of sacred knowledge
Indigenous women are distinct knowledge-holders, as well as agents of change and ...
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by Grace Albert
DETECT Capacity Building Programme
DETECT, which stands for Integrated Space Technology Vector Control aims to comb ...
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by Julia Jung
Digital Storytelling about group food growing - Invitation to Participate
Have you experienced benefits in your everyday life through group food-growing a ...
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by Julia Jung
Indigenous Heritage 2020: Elders are the community’s historians
As part of the Darwin Initiative Traditional Knowledge in Conservation project, ...
Indigenous Heritage 2020: Traditional uses of cotton
The video being featured today comes to you from the community of Maruranau in t ...
Indigenous Heritage 2020: How they do it in Fair View Village, Rupununi
This video from Fair View village outlines some of the elements of a typical Her ...
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by Grace Albert
Creating shared futures together
This week a new ground-breaking app will be publicly released for community memb ...
Training researchers in Venezuela
On the 7th November 2015, a one-day training course on Cobra’s community o ...
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by Jay Mistry
Community owned solutions for fire management in tropical forest and savanna ecosystems
This paper, available in English, Spanish and Portuguese, highlights how the com ...
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by Jay Mistry
Festival de cine: “Somos todos parte del ecosistema: la voz de las comunidades a través de la imagen”
A film festival was held during the XI Venezuelan Congress of Ecology, from 11 t ...
Presentations to the scientific community of the Guiana Shield
We presented work on fire management, community owned solutions and peer-to-peer ...
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by Jay Mistry
New advances building the Participatory and Intercultural Fire Management in Venezuela (Part 1)
New advances and agreements in the Pemón Indigenous community of Kavanay& ...
Facilitating a dialogue on climate change in Venezuela
The project 'Facilitating a dialogue on climate change in Venezuela' a ...
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by Jay Mistry
My first community visit as a researcher
Ena George joined the North Rupununi District Development Board (NRDDB) as a com ...
Hearing from community researchers - testimonials from the Darwin Traditional Knowledge project
Peer researchers are recognised members of, and have kinship, ties, and alliance ...
Mental health project kicks off in Guyana
In collaboration with Guyanese communities and stakeholders, and funded by the B ...
Documenting community owned solutions in the North Rupununi
In April and May, the NRDDB Darwin Team visited the North Rupununi villages asso ...
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by Jay Mistry
Engaging Communities to ensure Free Prior Informed Consent (FPIC)
Community engagement continues, as the Darwin Initiative project focused on the ...
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by Grace Albert
Travelling South: my first field trip
Betsy Alvin, an intern on the Darwin Initiative Traditional Knowledge in Conserv ...
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by Grace Albert
Community Owned Internet: DIY networks
DIY networks are local wifi zones independent of the internet. The key component ...
Screening community videos with policymakers
Over the past year, Indigenous communities in the protected areas of Guyana have ...
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by Jay Mistry
The integrating of traditional knowledge into national policy project continues to touch communities
Integrating Traditional Knowledge into National Policy and Practice is one-year ...
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by Jay Mistry
Masakanarî Village: The Unexpected
The Darwin field team recently visited the Wai Wai indigenous community of Masak ...
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by Jay Mistry
Community engagement in the North Rupununi, Guyana
This video shows the first phase of community engagement in the Darwin Initiativ ...
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by Jay Mistry
Traditional knowledge challenges and community owned solutions
Building capacity was not the only activity the local North Rupununi District De ...
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by Jay Mistry
Building capacity in participatory video in the North Rupununi
Over the course of the last four weeks – 19th Nov to 16th Dec – the ...
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by Jay Mistry
Getting Creative
Claudia Nuzzo, participatory video expert from the Cobra Collective, joined the ...
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by Jay Mistry
Community owned solutions and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
This article discussed how the community owned solutions approach aligns with th ...
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by Jay Mistry
What is Indigenous health and well-being?
Among many Indigenous peoples, health is not limited to the health of the body. ...
Electricity Generation as a Community Owned Solution - Webinar
In this webinar, Andrea presents a generic organisational model for community ow ...
Controlling the Zika virus with Community Owned Solutions
In this article, we discuss an alternative ’community owned solution&rsquo ...
Are Community Owned Solutions against progress?
This article explores community owned solutions and progress. ...
Why Community Owned Solutions
This article described community owned solutions and why we support this approac ...