This summer Community Food Growers Network welcomed Detroit activist, food grower and artist Antonio Cosme to London. As rain drizzled on, without relent, for the hours and days that led up to our open-air event, morale dipped as it looked unlikely that after weeks and months of ideas, collaborations and enthusiasm we would be able…
It’s troubling to think about how a growing population will be fed in the future, in the face of urbanisation and climate change. But perhaps the solutions we’re seeking are already on plates. Agroecological farming is the most common way of living and farming to the global population and is the source of most of…
The Community Food Growers Network is recruiting a Membership Development Coordinator to support the Network in developing the skills and capacity of our members to be more sustainable, resilient and entrepreneurial. The role is 2 days per week for 8 months, £23,660 pro rata (£6,309 take home, £13 per hour) To apply, please submit your application…
‘Where does our Food come from?’ – a free event on food and social justice Sunday 31st July 10-4pm Stepney City Farm, Stepney Way, E1 3DG www.thesparkspace.org www.cfgn.org.uk www.stepneycityfarm.org – – ‘Where does our Food come from?’ a Spark event in collaboration with Community Food Growers Network will look at the intersecting issues around how…