Join Urban Roots’ Learning Expedition in Madrid, a two-day, place-based experience designed for students interested in urban food systems, sustainability, and circular practices. The expedition brings together students, researchers, practitioners, and community actors to explore how food, urbanism, and ecology intersect in everyday city life.
Through curated field visits, urban walks, and participatory methods, participants engage with community gardens, kitchens, and food banks that showcase innovative approaches to composting, food redistribution, and the reuse of underutilized urban land.
As part of this collective learning journey, students are invited to critically reflect on urban food systems while interacting with local initiatives, sharing experiences, and developing ideas for more equitable, resilient, and circular cities. Stay tuned for registration details!