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Chefs’ Alliance Recipe – Nancy Hinton

19 February 2019

A native of Quebec, Nancy Hinton is a passionate cook with 25 years of professional experience under her belt, and a long-time commitment to local, seasonal cooking and the Slow Food movement. This recipe using foraged sea lettuce, brings together land and sea, local and wild, flavor and color.

Farming is not Poverty, it is Fundamental for our Future

18 February 2019

The Indigenous Terra Madre network and Slow Food addressed international representatives at the 42nd IFAD Governing Council, just days after playing an integral role at the 4th Global Indigenous Peoples Forum.

Fourth Global Meeting of the Indigenous Peoples’ Forum at IFAD

14 February 2019

The Fourth Global Meeting of the Indigenous Peoples’ Forum, organized by IFAD in Rome, took place on February 12th and 13th. First established in 2011, the forum is a permanent process of consultation and dialogue between representatives from indigenous peoples’ institutions and organizations, IFAD and governments.

A Land of Milk and Money

13 February 2019

On the Italian island of Sardinia, shepherds are pouring their milk out on the roads in protest at the crushingly low price that it is fetching. Who is to blame? What role do we as consumers play in the crisis?

Food Shocks, A Growing Threat

12 February 2019

The term ‘food shock’ refers to the loss of a harvest or livestock as a result of a sudden, extreme climate event or a geopolitical crisis. A recent study by the University of Tasmania confirms what has been evident to some: Food shocks are becoming more frequent, decade by decade.