In preparation for the 3rd Nyéléni Global Forum for food sovereignty — taking place in India in 2025 — building intersectional alliances between the food sovereignty movement and other civil society movements has been identified as of key strategic importance. The struggles for a fair income and good working conditions are shared by food system workers and farmers alike, so let’s come together and discuss how we can build stronger alliances between the rural and urban struggles for food sovereignty from a working-class perspective, and strengthen the convergence between trade unionists within the food sector and organisations representing farmers and landworkers.