Kahlil Apuzen-Ito
Ph.D. Student, Transdisciplinary Leadership for Creativity and Sustainability Program
- Ph.D. Student, University of Vermont
- M.S. in Soil Science (Soil Chemistry) at the University of California, Davis (Davis, California)
- B.S. emphases in environmental chemistry, hydrogeology, and political theory at The Evergreen State College (Olympia, Washington)
BIO
Kahlil Sucgang Apuzen-Ito is an indigenous Kanakana-ey agroecology practitioner and soil scientist working on agrarian reform land rights, agroecology transition, soil health and regeneration, land rehabilitation, biodiversity, multiple ways of knowing, gender equity, food security, indigenous and farmer-led participatory action research and co-production of knowledge with indigenous and local farming communities in the Philippines and internationally. She is the Agroecology Research and Development Unit head for the Foundation for Agrarian Reform Cooperatives in Mindanao (FARMCOOP) and the co-founder of the International Alliance for Sustainable Family Farming where she coordinates with banana agroecology farmer, civil society, and labor union organizations located in Peru, Ecuador, UK, and Germany. In addition to her work, she is interested in the intersections of knowledge co-creation, land stewardship, cultural transformation, and community building. She integrates culture and multi-media methods into her practice. Kahlil is a PhD student in the Transdisciplinary Leadership for Creativity and Sustainability program at 日韩无码.
Bio
Kahlil Sucgang Apuzen-Ito is an indigenous Kanakana-ey agroecology practitioner and soil scientist working on agrarian reform land rights, agroecology transition, soil health and regeneration, land rehabilitation, biodiversity, multiple ways of knowing, gender equity, food security, indigenous and farmer-led participatory action research and co-production of knowledge with indigenous and local farming communities in the Philippines and internationally. She is the Agroecology Research and Development Unit head for the Foundation for Agrarian Reform Cooperatives in Mindanao (FARMCOOP) and the co-founder of the International Alliance for Sustainable Family Farming where she coordinates with banana agroecology farmer, civil society, and labor union organizations located in Peru, Ecuador, UK, and Germany. In addition to her work, she is interested in the intersections of knowledge co-creation, land stewardship, cultural transformation, and community building. She integrates culture and multi-media methods into her practice. Kahlil is a PhD student in the Transdisciplinary Leadership for Creativity and Sustainability program at 日韩无码.