"I have always admired Dr. Jennifer Clapp’s work and was fortunate to be able to work with her during my master’s and PhD. Dr. Clapp’s ability to see the big picture and identify causal forces that many overlook is always so impressive to me. Dr. Ryan Isakson is also a scholar that I look up to for his ability to skillfully communicate complex dynamics in our food system. Dr. Isakson is also my postdoctoral supervisor, and I should mention that both Dr. Clapp and Dr. Isakson have written a fascinating book on financialization in the food system, entitled Speculative Harvests." - Phoebe Stephens

The food studies landscape is rich with scholars whose work expands our understanding of the world in which we live. Whose work has challenged and guided your own?

#Mentorship #Research #FoodStudies #FoodScholarship #SpeculativeHarvests #FoodResearch #HigherEd

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Want to learn more about our Curation Grants? Take a look at previous years!

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See what can be achieved when people come together to create content around the topics of #foodresearch, #agriculture, #cybersecurity and many more! What research will you bring?

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Botanical gardens support biodiversity, sustainable living, and education while strengthening the global food web. They are simple to establish, economically beneficial, and enable worldwide collaboration for plant preservation, research, and innovation—enhancing access to and enjoyment of diverse plant life.

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#BotanicalGardens #Biodiversity #RegenerativeLiving #SustainableAgriculture #FoodResearch #PlantPreservation #GlobalCollaboration #EcoCommunities #OpenSource

Open Source Botanical Garden Creation: Earth Regenerative | Bio-diverse | For The Highest Good

How to create and maintain a botanical garden: Open source botanical garden creation and propagation is something we consider for The Highest Good of All and we believe that any community can make an important contribution to biodiversity and earth-regenerative practices by adopting this botanical garden model. There are rare and endangered plants in every state, bioregion, and country of the world; if local communities become aware of them, and provide for their protection and propagation, many extinctions could be prevented, and the global web of life strengthened. In support of this we will be incorporating the infrastructure for a botanical garden at One Community and open source project-launch blueprinting the process to make it as easy to duplicate as possible so those interested can join us in supporting and regenerating the world’s diverse plant species for all the individual, environmental, and economic benefits a botanical garden can provide.

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The Common Ground Network

- an emerging, coast-to-coast-to-coast, cross-disciplinary network
- built to elevate the expertise and work of those of us, in any discipline, using social science and/or humanities approaches or lenses in our research related to sustainability in agriculture, fisheries or food systems

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#Agriculture #Fisheries #FoodSystems

Fill out the survey at the bottom of the page to become part of the network:

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"For this call, we suggest the concept of extreme foods, to explore foodstuffs and eating practices that in certain situations and contexts, for different reasons and in different ways, are pushed to the margins of the mainstream, while yet held symbolically important (Matejowsky 2013). By making what is perceived as extreme elements our focal points when studying food and eating practices (Veeck 2010; Rozin 1999) we wish to make boundaries visible: geographical, cultural, political, emotional and artistic. We move our attention to the verge of things."

#FoodResearch #ExtremeFoods #CulturalHistory

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Call for papers: Extreme foods

For this call, we suggest the concept of extreme foods, to explore foodstuffs and eating practices that in certain situations and contexts, for different reasons and in different ways, are pushed t...

Calgary halal grocers and wholesaler shut down by Alberta Health Services over sales of uninspected meat https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/uninspected-meat-halal-alberta-health-services-1.7180520

Everyone, if you are ever concerned about the #origins of your #halal #meats , #inspection reports are available through your government's health site.

For #albertans concerned about this, https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/page3149.aspx has lists for inspections of all restaurants, grocers, etc that have complaints.

#traceability and #foodresearch goes a long way.

#albertahealthservices

Calgary halal grocers and wholesaler shut down by Alberta Health Services over sales of uninspected meat | CBC News

Investigators with Alberta Health Services served closure orders on four halal grocery stores and a halal warehouse and distribution centre in Calgary on Friday. The outlets are accused of purchasing and reselling uninspected meat to the public, which is against the law in Alberta.

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