Sustainable Food

The act of eating is directly related to politics and economic interests. The more aware we are of this, the more we can contribute to a more sovereign, fair model from the dinner table. There are an increasing number of initiatives that focus on food sovereignty; in other words, the ability to make decisions about what we eat, where it is from, the processes food has been subject to, the distribution system, etc. Understanding it, sampling it, questioning it and seeing it brings citizens closer to the idea that food is a political act that can lead to a fairer model.

Activities description: What social challenges does the food cycle face? What role does the food cycle play in human migration? What is the role of women in the food cycle? These are just a few of the questions that will be addressed as part of these activities. Also, we will look at the effect of the commodification of raw materials and water on the food balance and imbalances on our planet.