Time & Location
Feb 26, 2026, 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM CET
Online Forum
About the Event
This online forum brings together students, researchers, practitioners, and community members to explore how food systems shape — and are shaped by — power, inequality, and everyday life in cities. The discussion focuses on food not only as a commodity, but as a shared resource connected to rights, care, and urban justice.
Topic of Discussion
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Food sovereignty and the right to food in urban contexts
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Power relations, inequality, and access within urban food systems
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Informal food networks, care practices, and everyday food economies
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And more!
Who Should Attend?
This forum is ideal for:
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Students interested in urban studies, planning, food systems, sustainability, and social sciences
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Researchers and professionals working on food, cities, and social justice
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Community members, activists, and practitioners engaged in urban food initiatives
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Anyone interested in rethinking food as a political, social, and ecological issue in urban life
Don’t Miss Out!
Join the conversation, share experiences, and engage with diverse perspectives on urban food futures. Be part of a collective learning space that aims to imagine more just, resilient, and inclusive food systems in cities.