We organise an innovative programme of events throughout the year that allow people to explore the most challenging ethical issues we face today, from power in the food system to the urgency of climate change. Created to be inclusive and safe spaces, we encourage our audiences to participate, share and interact through discussion workshops and original talks.
Food Citizenship is a movement of individuals and organisations across the food system, rooted in an increasingly widely shared belief that people can and want to shape the food system for the better. By shifting the way we think of ourselves towards a citizen mindset, where we are active participants in society, we unlock our ability to influence and steer the food system towards one that is fair and resilient for all.
Our Food Policy on Trial events explore emerging food policy ideas at inquiry-style sessions. Expert witnesses provide evidence and are questioned by a Food Ethics Council jury panel, and audience members. They make their own judgements of whether the idea is likely to contribute to or hinder progress towards healthy, fair, environmentally sustainable, humane food and farming.
Food Talks is a quarterly series of events designed to stimulate debate and empower people to take action on critical and contentious food issues. Featuring guests speakers and an opportunity for discussion, past topics have included creating better urban food systems, how to deliver a growing food revolution and how to get people hooked on sustainable fish. The evenings run from 6.30-8.45pm at the Impact Hub Kings Cross.
Our Business Forum is a community of leaders in food and farming working to address the big issues of the day, gaining unique insights from expert speakers and food industry peers. Held bi-monthly at a top London restaurant, it provides an opportunity to explore ethical questions around critical issues and core concerns for food and farming businesses from climate change, to the future of food packaging and AI.