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WEBINAR
Food Sovereignty, Climate Action and Regional Resilience

29 Jun 2021

By Thu 3 Jun 2021July 14th, 2021Events, FOOD & FARMING

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Event Details

WEBINAR

Green European Foundation, with the support of Green Foundation Ireland and Cultivate, invite you to participate in an online webinar:

FOOD SOVEREIGNTY, CLIMATE ACTION AND LOCAL RESILIENCE
“Imagining a co-operative, community-led
approach to regional resilience”

TUESDAY 29 JUNE 2021   –   15:30 to 17:00 (Irish time)
by Zoom
(log-on details will be issued nearer the time to those who register)

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TICKET DETAILS

While admission is FREE to this event, you MUST register beforehand as places are strictly limited. Please secure your place by booking here.

As always at our events, an important part
will be the Q&A session which will allow
full participation by those attending.

Event Programme

OUR SPEAKERS

FERGAL ANDERSON
Small farmer / Chair of Talamh Beo, the Irish Landworkers’ Alliance.

SUZIE CAHN
Climate Justice Centre at TASC / Carraig Dulra / Council Member of ECOLISE.eu

HANNES LORENZEN
Advisor on Agriculture and Rural Development at the European Parliament / ARC 2020.

JENNIFER McCONNELL
Food Sovereignty Researcher / former General Manager of Irish Seed Savers Association.

Dr. OLIVER MOORE
UCC / ARC 2020.

MORGAN ODY
Farmer / Confédération Paysanne / Via Campesina.

The event will be facilitated by Davie Philip of Cultivate / ECOLISE.eu.

THEME

Our webinar (which is part of GEF’s transnational project on Climate Emergency Economy with Bulgaria, Ireland, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom) will include conversations with leading advocates of food sovereignty and community climate action, and will explore how we might strengthen the resilience of our local places.

The project builds upon the outputs of the 2020 project, ‘A Question of SCALE’ (SCALE also being an acronym for Supply Chains and Local Economies). The Position Paper developed in this project introduces and explores the potential of the Social and Solidarity Economy, Doughnut Economics, Just Transition, The Commons, Community Wealth Building and new co-operative approaches. This Position Paper is available on our website here.

With thanks to the European Parliament for financial provision to Green European Foundation.