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SUMMARY:IFSTAL Lecture Event 8
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the London branch of the final lecture event of the series in this acedemic year of the Innovative Food Systems Teaching and Learning (IFSTAL) programme. \nLive streamed from Oxford University\, Lecture 8 will focus on Future Food Systems: Dealing with Uncertainty and Complexity. We will be hearing from a panel of experts exploring some approaches to and methods for thinking about food system futures\, as we have to confront the increasing challenges of an increasing population\, globalisation\, and climate change. Exploring the future of our food systems is as much an art as it is a science. In particular we will focus on scenarios and gaming. \nOur panel consists of: \n\nProf Charles Godfray – Hope Professor & Director\, Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food\, University of Oxford \nDr Monika Zurek – Senior Researcher\, SUSFANS\, University of Oxford \nDr Joost Vervoort – Senior Researcher\, TRANSMANGO and SUSFANS\, University of Oxford \nIf you are registered on the IFSTAL VLE through your institution you can find more details here. \n\nAs it’s the last lecture in the series of streamed events for 2015/2016\, we want to make sure there’s time to have fun and socialise too. So\, afterwards we will have a reception with wine and nibbles in the RVC Lightwell and a food systems pub quizz\, with prizes for the winning team! \nBook via EventBrite\n 
URL:https://foodresearch.org.uk/event/ifstal-lecture-event-8/
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SUMMARY:Mapping the Growth of the Welsh Food Bank Landscape 1998-2015
DESCRIPTION:A one day conference facilitated by Bangor University School of Environment\, Natural Resources and Geography Bangor University and the School of Social Science to exchange information and opinion on the current rise in food bank use\, consequential issues raised and on future improvements in delivery. \nThe dissemination of early mapping of Welsh food banks will illustrate the worryingly growing trend and facilitate discussion on the reasons for this and possible solutions.\nThe stakeholder workshop will feature contributions by several local food bank organisers to provide evidence of real experiences of food poverty to inform policy makers and political groups at both local and national level within Wales\, in order to develop appropriate and sustainable responses to the growing need for delivery of food welfare services. \nBook your free place via EventBrite
URL:https://foodresearch.org.uk/event/mapping-the-growth-of-the-welsh-food-bank-landscape-1998-2015/
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SUMMARY:Measuring outcomes: Tools for evaluating health and wellbeing outcomes for community growing programmes
DESCRIPTION:This free seminar for community growing groups will highlight a new Guide to tools for evaluating health and wellbeing outcomes from community growing programmes and share experiences from community growing groups using the tools and leading academics in the field. \nSeveral of the most commonly used tools will be featured\, along with opportunities for debating and sharing how you and other groups have used them in practice. We will be gathering feedback on how the new online guide (due for completion early March) might be enhanced and promoted. \nRefreshments and lunch will be provided\, and a report of the event circulated to attendees.
URL:https://foodresearch.org.uk/event/measuring-outcomes-tools-for-evaluating-health-and-wellbeing-outcomes-for-community-growing-programmes/
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