Online Learning Events
Access webinars, virtual training sessions, and online courses on agroecology and sustainable farming practices — from short-term sessions to long-term curriculum options.
Learn from Anywhere
IPAM's online learning platform brings agroecology education directly to you. Whether you are a farmer, researcher, student, or activist, our virtual events and courses offer flexible ways to deepen your knowledge of sustainable agriculture and food sovereignty.
Webinars & Short-Term Courses
Join live or recorded sessions led by practitioners and researchers. Topics span ecological farming techniques, pesticide alternatives, soil health, and community-based food systems.
Long-Term Curriculum
Enrol in structured online programmes that build comprehensive agroecology skills over multiple sessions. Ideal for those seeking in-depth, sustained learning.
IPAM's online learning events bring together a global community of farmers, researchers, students, and activists who share a commitment to agroecology and sustainable food systems. Through webinars, virtual training sessions, and structured online courses, participants can explore topics ranging from soil health and biodiversity to participatory research methods and food sovereignty. These sessions are designed to accommodate different learning styles and schedules, offering both short-term introductory modules and more comprehensive curriculum paths. The interactive format encourages real-time dialogue between presenters and attendees, fostering a collaborative environment where practical knowledge from the field meets evidence-based research. Whether joining live or accessing recordings later, learners become part of a growing movement toward ecologically sound agriculture.
The virtual platform extends IPAM's hands-on, field-based approach into accessible digital spaces, allowing participants from diverse geographic and professional backgrounds to engage with agroecological principles. Short webinars provide focused introductions to specific techniques and innovations, while longer-term courses offer deeper dives into topics such as agroecological zoning, farm documentation, and community-led campaigning. Recorded sessions build a growing library of shared knowledge that remains available for ongoing reference. Discussion forums and interactive elements within the platform encourage participants to share their own experiences, ask questions, and connect with peers working on similar challenges. This blend of structured content and community interaction helps translate online learning into meaningful action in farms, fields, and local food systems.
Video Support & Tutorials
Browse our curated playlists on YouTube for step-by-step guidance on using IPAM's learning tools and exploring agroecology topics.
How Online Learning Works
- Register or log in to access the full catalogue of online events and courses.
- Browse upcoming webinars and enrol in sessions that match your interests.
- Watch recordings of past events at your own pace through our video archives.
- Connect with peers and instructors through discussion forums linked to each course.
Explore More Learning Options
Online events are just one part of IPAM's learning platform. Discover hands-on onsite workshops, peer-to-peer exchanges, and curated free courses.