Thursday 30th October I 13.30 – 17.300 I Regent House, Trinity College Dublin
How can we better support local food producers and nourish communities through stronger local food economies in Ireland?
A workshop was held with the Open Food Network Ireland (OFN) and the CODECS project, which focuses on living labs. OFN is a non-proprotory digital farmers market platform, while CODECS is a Horizon Europe initiative involving partners around Europe working on “sustainable digitalisation”.
Co-Design Webinar held on June 25th 2025 that explored
Supports & Training for Short Food Supply Chain Advisors
How Policies & Pathways Can Better Support Ireland’s Local Food Producers.
A Feeding Ourselves webinar that asked: what would it take for local food producers to finally get the support they deserve?
Feeding Ourselves saw 20+ partners from 40+ organizations, and 180 people over 4 days and nights in Cloughjordan. As a snapshot of the food sovereignty (agroecological and good/fair food) movement in Ireland, it’s a great barometer of where things are at. There are many different ways to try to encapsulate what it is and how it works, but, for this author, here are four things which emerged from Feeding Ourselves 2025. Oliver Moore reports.
At Feeding Ourselves, we held a session on the situation for farmers and food producers in Palestine. This featured a presentation from Oliver Moore, who visited the West Bank in December 2024, and interventions from Edwin Brookes of the Land Workers Alliance in the UK and Yasmeen El Hasan from Union of Agricultural Work Committees, (UAWC) live from Ramallah.
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