From the July newsletter of The Schumacher Institute Topic: Building a narrative around the benefits and challenges of community agriculture. Thursday 25th July ~ 4pm “Our fellowContinue Reading
Earlier this year, in collaboration with the School of Arts at University of Bristol, I registered Pedestrian Space as an organization where Master’s of Film and TVContinue Reading
In May 2024 we activated collaboration with the University of Bristol, in signing on our first two academic ‘industrial placements’ from the University’s School of Arts MAContinue Reading
Pedestrian Space approaches the topic of urban and community agriculture from multiple lenses, including: • Food sovereignty, healthy local food systems and community resilience • Food access,Continue Reading
Remember the pandemic? Not so long ago….. Where I lived at the time, there was no official lockdown and also not really much panic buying at all. ThereContinue Reading
The topic of urban and community agriculture connects to a diverse range of relevant and crucial themes in 21st-century sustainable and resilient urban development. I am inContinue Reading
In May 2022, we visited a community garden managed by ZZM Kraków in interest to learn more about this important neighborhood initiative. Information about the program below.Continue Reading
