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diff --git a/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Competing_narratives_for_the_future_of_agriculture_in_Africa.mw b/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Competing_narratives_for_the_future_of_agriculture_in_Africa.mw
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+{{Webinar
+|webinar:description=In this session, we discussed about the competing narratives for transforming African agriculture/ food system. In the West, everyone has a solution for Africa. They propose a Green Revolution and other failing and destructive approach to food, agriculture, and the environment into Africa must be challenged. And it has been challenged. Agroecology is a realistic strategy for improving our nutrition, increasing production, enhancing biodiversity, raising resilience, and boosting farmer income.
+|webinar:place=9.145, 40.48967
+|webinar:info-date=2021/11/02
+|webinar:info-participants=Million Belay
+|webinar:info-topics=Agroecology
+|webinar:info-url=https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/webinars:2021:06
+|webinar:info-video=gta_webinar_20211102
+|webinar:info-image=https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/_media/webinars:2021:webinar-banner-2021-06-art.jpg
+}}
diff --git a/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Covid-19_–_a_potential_opening_for_Just_Transitions?.mw b/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Covid-19_–_a_potential_opening_for_Just_Transitions?.mw
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+{{Webinar
+|webinar:description=First, in a series exploring the opportunities of promoting and creating systemic alternatives, this dialogue explores the responses emerging from labour movements, workers, social movements and popular organisations in South Africa. How can campaigns like One Million Climate Jobs and People’s Coalition provide pathways out of multiple crises, both in the present and the future?
+|webinar:place=-30.55948, 22.93751
+|webinar:info-date=2020/04/17
+|webinar:info-participants=Patrick Bond, Rehad Desai
+|webinar:info-topics=Democracy, Social change
+|webinar:info-url=https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/webinars:2020:01
+|webinar:info-video=gta_webinar_20200417
+|webinar:info-image=https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/_media/pictures:webinars:webinar-banner-01.png
+}}
diff --git a/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Covid_19_-_Potato_Park:_Defending_the_past_to_envision_the_future.mw b/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Covid_19_-_Potato_Park:_Defending_the_past_to_envision_the_future.mw
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+{{Webinar
+|webinar:description=The Potato Park is a community-managed Biocultural Heritage Territory established as “Food Neighborhood” by six Quechua communities in Peru in 2000. It conserves a unique mountain agroecosystem, its indigenous biocultural heritage including one of world’s richest potato diversity landscapes. The webinar will describe the history and challenges of the community’s holistic management approach based on sumaq kausay or buen vivir, response during COVID pandemic, and visions for the future.
+|webinar:place=-13.35923, -71.79757
+|webinar:info-date=2020/07/31
+|webinar:info-participants=Ricardina Pacco; Aniceto Ccoyo; Mariano Sutta; Lino Mamani
+|webinar:info-topics=Agroecology, Biodiversity, Food sovereignty
+|webinar:info-url=https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/webinars:2020:08?redirect=1
+|webinar:info-video=gta_webinar_20200731
+|webinar:info-image=https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/_media/pictures:webinars:gta-webinar-potato_park_community_members.jpg
+}}