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The 6th and final session of the
Cycle of Seminars on Urban Food Planning, organized in partnership by
College of Food, Farming and Forestry (F3) and the
Lisbon Urban Information Center (CIUL), will address the topic "
The Influence of Ethics and Food Justice in the City" and will feature interventions by Hunter Halder (Re-Food), Jorge Cancela (FA-ULisboa) and Rute Saraiva (FD-ULisboa).
In cities, there is a paradoxical phenomenon of massification of food options and, at the same time, an increase in personalized food, a situation that reflects problems of social cohesion and food justice and raises serious questions in ethical terms, particularly in a context of sustained development and evident social and economic stratification. It is therefore important to reflect on the choices and role of the consumer in the food supply chain, new relationships between production and consumption, in particular in their relationship with land use planning and the potential of urban and peri-urban agriculture.
The session will take place on June 14, at 18h00, at the CIUL Auditorium - Rua Viriato, 13 - Picoas Plaza Núcleo 6-E, 1º 1050-227 Lisboa (map).
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Free entry with compulsory registration. Limited to room capacity.
Register your membership
at this 6th seminar:
ciul@cm-lisboa.pt
Also sign up for the "Visit to the Lisbon Food System" on June 19, between 9:00 and 17:30. This session will close this cycle and includes a visit to the Alvalade Market, Gardens of the Association for the Valorization of Alta de Lisboa (AVAAL) and the Lisbon Region Supply Market (MARL).
Register your application by June 14 and secure your place on this visit:
ciul@cm-lisboa.pt
Seminar Series on Urban Food Planning
This cycle brings together around six themes experts from the University of Lisbon and other sectors of society with complementary skills, with regard to areas of knowledge and action.
Urban Food Planning as a result of territory, production, consumption, culture and environment is approached with a holistic vision to generate a multidimensional debate that questions expectations and actions.