The new hub of scientists, artists, activists, social scientists and community practitioners ‘Soil, Seeds, and Social Change’ presents a series of provocations from a panel of diverse experts in response to the question: is local food the future of ecologically and economically sustainable food production?

This will lead to a series of roundtable discussions and activities where they consider the practicalities of, and alternatives to, local food as a political agenda.

Lunch will be provided by Bristol Hospitality Network, a charity which supports destitute asylum-seekers, in partnership with the Simms Hill Community Supported Agriculture Project.

This event is part of the Bristol Food Connections Festival 2014

Booking

Admission free, but booking required in advance.

For further information and to book visit http://www.bristol.ac.uk/public-engagement/projects/other-projects/food-connections/

mireia.bes@bristol.ac.uk

+44 (0)117 331 8315

Further information

This event runs from 1 pm - 4 pm