12
May, 2017
To Connect with my Subjects I head to the Kitchen
In this article Dorie Hagler demonstrates that for a photographer the kitchen is the most revealing place to get to […]
Category Archives: News
07
May, 2017
Chocolate as Resistance: Mexico’s Rich Chocolate Traditions Defy Corporate Globalization
“For many in Mexico, cacao is more than just a bean. In its preparation, there is resistance, memory, rituals, identity, […]
26
Apr, 2017
The Real British Food Crisis
Read what Eat Seasonally have to say about what really is the crisis surrounding British farming food by following this […]
02
Mar, 2017
An English Sheep Farmer’s View on Rural America
An alternative global perspective on another society’s way of doing things can shed light on a society’s problems and suggest different […]
28
Feb, 2017
A New Wave of Militant Grocers in Britain Tackle Food Waste
Retail crusaders: Nathan and Bethany Richards of Niftie’s in Dover. Photograph: Richard Saker for the Observer So much food goes […]
08
Feb, 2017
Climate change threatens ancient Mayan farming practices
Mayan farmers in countries like Mexico and Guatemala have been using the ancient practice of ‘la milpa’ for centuries. In […]
02
Feb, 2017
Syrian Supper Clubs in America Build Connections among Neighbours
Read or watch this moving story by CNN demonstrating how food can build bridges between communities, in this case Syrian refugees […]
31
Jan, 2017
New trade deals proposed between the USA and UK could threaten safe farming practices
With the UK leaving the EU and new trade deals planned between the USA and the UK, the Guardian takes a […]
25
Jan, 2017
Spain’s ‘Robin Hood’ restaurant charges the rich to feed the poor
A restaurant in Spain serves breakfast and lunch to the rich making money to then feed the poor during the […]
18
Nov, 2016
Cooking clubs maintaining identity and social connection in Basqueland
Listen to this inspiring story describing how self-organised cooking clubs called ‘Txokos‘ going back generations in the Basque region of […]