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Edible Cities: Rebuilding Food Sovereignty one Rooftop at the Time

16 October 2020

Slow Food Uganda is working with the Youth Network to mobilize citizens to grow urban gardens as a way of increasing access to nutritious and affordable vegetables and fruits among families and localized communities. Edible Cities can be a viable and sustainable activity to improve nutrition, income generation, and ecological advancement. High levels of undernutrition …

A New Earth Market Opens in Tarsus!

16 October 2020

Tarsus is an ancient Turkish city with more than 9000 years of history. It has always been a strategic junction for land and sea routes, connecting trade from three key areas: The fertile Çukurova Plain, Central Anatolia, and the Mediterranean. Even today agriculture is an important source of income in this area: half of the …

Returning Value to Local Farmers, The Cali Earth Market Joins the Slow Food Family

15 October 2020

With a mission to protect the soil and water of the Cauca Valley, and to provide a place for more than 70 rural families to offer a plethora of tropical fruits, vegetables, coffee, and a warm smile, the Ecological Farmers’ Market in Cali, Colombia, joins the global Slow Food’s Earth Market family. For nineteen years …

Film Screening: Heartwood Presented by the Slow Food Youth Network

14 October 2020

To kick off our digital activities at Terra Madre, the Slow Food Youth Network (SFYN) has organized a documentary film screening of Heartwood by Stefano Petroni. This will be one of the first public screenings of this inspirational documentary, which has been produced a group of youths from our network: Agostino and Stefano Petroni, Sava …

Ecology, Equality, Economy: Rethinking the Highlands

13 October 2020

The highlands represent a crucial nexus between urban and rural space and are without a doubt some of the most complex and fragile areas on our planet. The penultimate forum of Terra Madre was dedicated to the highlands, where we’ve been exploring the world from the perspective of ecosystems, shedding light on the most pressing …