What can we do to make the food sector more diverse?
As part of Food Justice Fortnight, Bristol Food Network hosted a webinar titled “How can the food sector become more...
24.08.23Blog
Reflections on Food Justice Fortnight
In mid-April, just as the (almost) final draft of the One City Food Equality Action Plan (FEAP) was submitted for...
27.07.23
Introducing A One City Food Equality Action Plan (2023-26)
To mark Bristol’s ‘Food Justice Fortnight’, the ‘One City Food Equality Action Plan (2023-26)’ has been launched as a guide...
13.07.23
Bristol Food Network: who are we and what is Bristol Good Food 2030?
Connecting, amplifying and building networks – this is always at the very heart of the work we do at Bristol Food...
21.06.23
The Children’s Kitchen: Mayor’s Blog (June 2023)
At The Children’s Kitchen (TCK), we focus on encouraging children and families to explore, cook, and grow fresh produce in...
15.06.23
Food Justice Fortnight and why we need the One City Food Equality Action Plan
It’s been a difficult year for many people in this country. The cost-of-living crisis, which has been fuelled by a...
12.06.23
Borderlands: big believers in the power of choice
Borderlands is a small charity working with asylum seekers and refugees in Bristol and the surrounding areas. We provide a...
09.06.23
Heart of BS13: developing practical solutions
Mobilising adults, young people and children to improve life outcomes, the work of Heart of BS13 addresses food hardship, improves...
05.06.23
Culturally diverse food: reflections from a CFJN panel discussion
At our most recent Community Food Justice Network Event we hosted a panel discussion on the topic of ‘Culturally Appropriate...
25.04.22