Lossesforfarmers"Firstfoods areour way oflife"indigenouspeoplegeneticdiversity"Healthy soilcan be amajor sinkfor carbon"Forestloss"The naturalresourcebase offarming isdestroyed"CLIMATEJUSTICEfree space"How canwe worktogether?""The climatevaries fromyear toyear"Photosynthesis"We have tolook forcrops thatwill grow inthis climate"Frontlinepeople"None of uscan do thisalone andnone of uswant to"Desertification"You can't waitforgovernmentsandcorporations tomake the shift"LivestockproductionEnvironmentalracism"Soil isa livingmiracle"SoildegradationOceanacidificationseeddiversity"All lifedependson water"More than50% lossof soilcarbonMethaneandNitrousOxideIndustrialfarmingToxicdumping incommunitiesFirstfoods"We nolonger havefour distinctseasons"1/3 of allgreenhousegasemissionsAtmosphericcarbon vs.soil carbonFoodsovereignty"If we keepgoing in thisdirection, we'renot going to hvea direction to goin""We can'tseparatenaturalresources fromculturalresources"CoalextractionOrganicfarming"You have tohave a 'yes'for somethingthat you canshape""We rely onhealthy soilfor 95% ofwhat we eat""If all youhave is a 'no'you're notstrongenough""What dowe want tosee beyondour plate?""Real actionis with thegrassrootsmovements""Agriculturecould beturned frombeing a culpritinto a solution"EnvironmentaljusticePeople-ledsolutionsPeoplegrowing theirown food inDetroitCorporationscooptingsustainability"We want towork acrosscultures, statelines, differentissues"Climatechange isviolence"Small farmsproduce 51-77% of whatwe eat""Because ofclimate changewe have asevere hungersituation"FalsesolutionsSystemchange,not climatechange"Whosepower?OurPower"Foodwaste"Foodconnectseveryone andeverything onthis planet""Two monthsof intensiverain and nosun"YouthactivismAgroecology"Farmingsystems thatare more inharmony withnature""Rewriting atreaty onlygovernmentscan do""An entireeconomy that'sexploiting andexcluding ourpeople""We needaction onclimate changeto secure futurefood security""Carbon richsoils act likegiantsponges"Reciprocalresponsibility"Agroecologyis the tool toreach foodsovereignty""We don't needto developexpensive orriskytechnologies"Lossesforfarmers"Firstfoods areour way oflife"indigenouspeoplegeneticdiversity"Healthy soilcan be amajor sinkfor carbon"Forestloss"The naturalresourcebase offarming isdestroyed"CLIMATEJUSTICEfree space"How canwe worktogether?""The climatevaries fromyear toyear"Photosynthesis"We have tolook forcrops thatwill grow inthis climate"Frontlinepeople"None of uscan do thisalone andnone of uswant to"Desertification"You can't waitforgovernmentsandcorporations tomake the shift"LivestockproductionEnvironmentalracism"Soil isa livingmiracle"SoildegradationOceanacidificationseeddiversity"All lifedependson water"More than50% lossof soilcarbonMethaneandNitrousOxideIndustrialfarmingToxicdumping incommunitiesFirstfoods"We nolonger havefour distinctseasons"1/3 of allgreenhousegasemissionsAtmosphericcarbon vs.soil carbonFoodsovereignty"If we keepgoing in thisdirection, we'renot going to hvea direction to goin""We can'tseparatenaturalresources fromculturalresources"CoalextractionOrganicfarming"You have tohave a 'yes'for somethingthat you canshape""We rely onhealthy soilfor 95% ofwhat we eat""If all youhave is a 'no'you're notstrongenough""What dowe want tosee beyondour plate?""Real actionis with thegrassrootsmovements""Agriculturecould beturned frombeing a culpritinto a solution"EnvironmentaljusticePeople-ledsolutionsPeoplegrowing theirown food inDetroitCorporationscooptingsustainability"We want towork acrosscultures, statelines, differentissues"Climatechange isviolence"Small farmsproduce 51-77% of whatwe eat""Because ofclimate changewe have asevere hungersituation"FalsesolutionsSystemchange,not climatechange"Whosepower?OurPower"Foodwaste"Foodconnectseveryone andeverything onthis planet""Two monthsof intensiverain and nosun"YouthactivismAgroecology"Farmingsystems thatare more inharmony withnature""Rewriting atreaty onlygovernmentscan do""An entireeconomy that'sexploiting andexcluding ourpeople""We needaction onclimate changeto secure futurefood security""Carbon richsoils act likegiantsponges"Reciprocalresponsibility"Agroecologyis the tool toreach foodsovereignty""We don't needto developexpensive orriskytechnologies"

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Losses for farmers
  2. "First foods are our way of life"
  3. indigenous people
  4. genetic diversity
  5. "Healthy soil can be a major sink for carbon"
  6. Forest loss
  7. "The natural resource base of farming is destroyed"
  8. CLIMATE JUSTICE free space
  9. "How can we work together?"
  10. "The climate varies from year to year"
  11. Photosynthesis
  12. "We have to look for crops that will grow in this climate"
  13. Frontline people
  14. "None of us can do this alone and none of us want to"
  15. Desertification
  16. "You can't wait for governments and corporations to make the shift"
  17. Livestock production
  18. Environmental racism
  19. "Soil is a living miracle"
  20. Soil degradation
  21. Ocean acidification
  22. seed diversity
  23. "All life depends on water"
  24. More than 50% loss of soil carbon
  25. Methane and Nitrous Oxide
  26. Industrial farming
  27. Toxic dumping in communities
  28. First foods
  29. "We no longer have four distinct seasons"
  30. 1/3 of all greenhouse gas emissions
  31. Atmospheric carbon vs. soil carbon
  32. Food sovereignty
  33. "If we keep going in this direction, we're not going to hve a direction to go in"
  34. "We can't separate natural resources from cultural resources"
  35. Coal extraction
  36. Organic farming
  37. "You have to have a 'yes' for something that you can shape"
  38. "We rely on healthy soil for 95% of what we eat"
  39. "If all you have is a 'no' you're not strong enough"
  40. "What do we want to see beyond our plate?"
  41. "Real action is with the grassroots movements"
  42. "Agriculture could be turned from being a culprit into a solution"
  43. Environmental justice
  44. People-led solutions
  45. People growing their own food in Detroit
  46. Corporations coopting sustainability
  47. "We want to work across cultures, state lines, different issues"
  48. Climate change is violence
  49. "Small farms produce 51-77% of what we eat"
  50. "Because of climate change we have a severe hunger situation"
  51. False solutions
  52. System change, not climate change
  53. "Whose power? Our Power"
  54. Food waste
  55. "Food connects everyone and everything on this planet"
  56. "Two months of intensive rain and no sun"
  57. Youth activism
  58. Agroecology
  59. "Farming systems that are more in harmony with nature"
  60. "Rewriting a treaty only governments can do"
  61. "An entire economy that's exploiting and excluding our people"
  62. "We need action on climate change to secure future food security"
  63. "Carbon rich soils act like giant sponges"
  64. Reciprocal responsibility
  65. "Agroecology is the tool to reach food sovereignty"
  66. "We don't need to develop expensive or risky technologies"