We celebrate the 10th anniversary of our community garden Mingas Permadies. A place where people come together, work together, share knowlegde and ideas and experiment with regenerative agriculture methods such as Market Gardening, Agroforestry and Permaculture. We will plant a hedge with native plants to support biodiversity. A symbol for a more sustainable way of agriculture, with nature and not against it.

Die Tage der Agrarökologie feiern dieses Jahr ihren 5. Geburtstag! An unserer Abschlussveranstaltung möchten wir das gemeinsam mit euch allen feiern. Gerne kannst du auch nur an einem Teil des Programms teilnehmen. Programm: 15:00 Führung Hof Falbringen 17:00 Apéro im Restaurant Ecluse 18:30 Abendessen im Restaurant Ecluse 20:30 Konzert von Hermanos Perdidos

the EU Commission now wants to attack various food laws from pesticides reduction to food control. If you have only 3 minutes, please add your response to the consultation here: https://friendsoftheearth.eu/news/raise-your-voice-for-safe-food-and-nature-free-from-toxic-pesticides/ drafts responses can be used but you can also write in any EU language your own response

Advertising plays a key role in what food we buy and eat. With the environmental crisis worsening and diet-related diseases on the rise, it is unacceptable that we still allow – and even support with public funds – the advertising of foods that are proven to be harmful to human health and the environment. It is high time for systemic measures for more responsible food advertising that is more in line with our national public health and environmental goals.

Join us at Agroecology Europe Forum 2025 – a visionary meeting place for shaping the future of European food systems through agroecology! Under the theme Transformation in Action, we’re highlighting collaboration, innovation, and bold solutions to accelerate agroecological transitions across Europe. 350 changemakers – from farmers to researchers, entrepreneurs to policymakers – will gather in a dynamic and inclusive space to exchange knowledge, spark new alliances, and push concrete action for a European food system rooted in justice and ecological resilience. Expect high-impacts sessions, powerful success stories, innovative solutions and the contagious energy of a movement driving systemic transformation.

Spettacolo divulgativo sulla storia delle scienze della Terra, dai miti e le leggende sui fenomeni naturali fino all’Antropocene, l’epoca in cui l’impatto dell’uomo sul Pianeta è diventato evidente e centrale. Il racconto, dinamico e coinvolgente, è a cura del giovane e brillante team di MaTuPensaLaNatura.

The A2L Annual Assembly is a day to connect, plan, and build power within our Network! The A2L Network is a grass roots network of initiatives that facilitate access to land for agroecology and small scale farming. We’ll be digging into the challenges new farmers face and deciding on two key areas to focus on over the next two years. It’s a chance to share ideas, map out how to make change, and build a stronger movement together. We’ll also be discussing how to amplify our voices and connect with others working for a more just and sustainable food future.

 𝐓𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐳 𝐮𝐧𝐞 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐞́𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐠𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐪𝐮𝐞 𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐜 𝐥𝐞 𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧 𝐝𝐞 𝐥𝐚 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐞̀𝐫𝐞 & 𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐳 𝐥𝐞 𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞 𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐢𝐧 ! 📅 Le 𝟏𝟔 𝐨𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐛𝐫𝐞, lors de Journée mondiale de l’alimentation, 𝐫𝐞𝐣𝐨𝐢𝐠𝐧𝐞𝐳-𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐬 𝐥𝐞 𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞 𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐢𝐧 au Mont des Arts de 16h à 17h pour un 𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐭 𝐝’𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐠𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 ! Parce que notre système alimentaire est malade : ➡️ 600.000 personnes en Belgique dépendent déjà de l’aide alimentaire. ➡️ Pendant que les familles comptent leurs centimes, l’agro-industrie encaisse des profits records. ➡️ Nos agriculteurs disparaissent, nos travailleurs s’épuisent, notre santé et notre planète paient la facture. 🥗 𝐋’𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 n’est pas un luxe. C’est un 𝐝𝐫𝐨𝐢𝐭 𝐡𝐮𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐟𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐥. 📣 𝐑𝐞𝐣𝐨𝐢𝐠𝐧𝐞𝐳-𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐬 : exigeons une transformation profonde vers une alimentation saine, durable et accessible pour toutes et tous !

Le festival international de films ALIMENTERRE vous invite à un ciné-échanges du film « Ocean with David Attenborough » (2025, 95′, Royaume-Uni, VOstFR). La projection sera suivie d’échanges « Océan et climat : protéger la biodiversité pour nourrir l’humanité » en présence de Raphaël De Wael (European Policy Officer chez BLOOM) et Xavier Tezzo (expert des systèmes alimentaires durables chez Enabel). SAVE THE DATE : la prochaine édition du festival ALIMENTERRE aura lieu du 5 au 25 février 2026 à Bruxelles et en Wallonie.

This year’s ĊineAmbjent celebrates powerful stories about our planet, people, and the urgent need for change. This edition features a handpicked selection of short and feature-length films, documentaries, and local gems alongside international favourites. ĊineAmbjent 2025 will take you across diverse locations in Malta, all while exploring critical environmental and social themes. WHEN? Friday 17th – Sunday 19th October 2025 WHERE? Friends of the Earth Malta · Eden Cinemas · Kixott · Café Riche · Valletta Contemporary · Moviment Graffitti · More info: https://events.humanitix.com/cineambjent-2025 and https://foemalta.org/event/cineambjent-film-festival/

Join us to prepare the garden after the summer break, for a new Community Gardening season! You can expect planting, seeding and general gardening followed by a vegan potluck (You are encouraged to bring Vegan snacks and drinks to share with others)! This time, our session will be part of our Environmental Film Festival – ĊineAmbjent. We will screen a movie at 12pm and another at 7pm, with our community gardening in the middle. If you want to join the movie screenings, check out: https://events.humanitix.com/cineambjent-2025

Well-stewarded landscape, healthy soils, and fair food systems are the foundations of a self-reliant and attractive countryside. In an era of climate uncertainty, rural depopulation, and soil degradation, it is high time to change not only how we think about soil, but also how we manage the landscape as a whole. Built on these values, this conference brings together farmers, artisan food producers, experts, community leaders, and enthusiasts of a new agricultural paradigm.

Why do more than one billion people on our planet still suffer from hunger, while an equivalent number struggle with pathological obesity? As part of this afterwork event marking World Food Day, Benedikt Haerlin (Zukunftsstiftung Landwirtschaft, Berlin) will present the key findings of the UN World Agriculture Report and outline possible solutions. Global food trade, agroecology, food sovereignty, and the development of technical solutions in collaboration with farmers are among the areas shaping the food systems of tomorrow. A discussion will follow the presentation.

Presentación del trabajo de dinamización de los circuitos cortos de comercialización en el sector agropecuario de la comarca. Presentación de acuerdos km0 entre productores, comercios y restaurantes y entrega del distintivo km0 Terrae.

Bajo el lema “Cosechas cercanas, territorios con futuro”, estas jornadas reunirán a una diversidad excepcional de actores del ecosistema agroecológico: responsables públicos, técnicos municipales, personas productoras, investigadoras, cooperativas, asociaciones y empresas comprometidas con la alimentación local y sostenible. Un espacio de diálogo abierto y plural que pondrá el foco en los canales cortos de comercialización y el papel clave de los municipios en la transición agroecológica.

“THE PICKERS” – Who picks our food?🍓🍊🍏 Come and watch the documentary film screening and panel discussion! There are over two million migrant agricultural workers in Europe. They are an essential part of our food system. But this work often leads them into modern slavery: unacceptable working and living conditions, pay without a minimum wage, inadequate access to healthcare and the violation of their basic freedoms and human rights. FIAN, Spire, Forum and Natur og ungdom invite you to a screening of the documentary “The Pickers”, which sheds light on the injustices of today’s food system.🌱 The panel discussion will be held with representatives from each of our organizations Date and time: – 2 October, 18:00 -20:00 – ÅS NMBU Room – Gullvepsen, Bikuben Free entry, bring a friend! There will be pizza! We cannot accept a food system built on exploitation. Join us, and be part of the fight for food sovereignty and human rights!📣 The event will be held in English.

Marché de la Terre – Markt van de Aarde – Slow Food Earth Market October 4 – Be-Here, Laeken – 12h to 18h Free entrance A day to celebrate good, clean and fair food. Farmers, bakers, brewers, fermenters, cooks and food lovers gathering to share their work, their flavours, and their stories. The Slow Food Earth Market is more than a place to shop — it’s a place to meet, taste, exchange and learn. Behind every jar, loaf, or bottle stands a craftsperson who knows the soil, the seasons, and the fire. This is food rooted in respect for life. For this second edition, we’ll keep the spirit alive but change the rhythm: instead of a long dinner at the end, there will be a street food offering throughout the afternoon, from 12h to 18h. Simple, generous plates made from the same ingredients you’ll find at the market stalls — to enjoy between conversations, after a workshop, or while exploring what Belgian artisans and producers have to offer. A living, festive, local and committed market. A day to taste, to learn, to connect.

Was macht eine Tiny Farm agrarökologisch? Dieser Frage gehen wir ganz praktisch auf einer Tiny Farm nach. Anhand konkreter Methoden wie enger Flächenplanung, permanenter Bodenbedeckung und dem Einsatz handgeführter Werkzeuge zeigen wir, wie auf kleinster Fläche gesunde Böden aufgebaut und effizient Gemüse angebaut werden kann – im Einklang mit agrarökologischen Prinzipien. Nach einer kurzen Einführung machen wir einen Rundgang über die Farm: Wir zeigen Anbauflächen, Infrastruktur und Werkzeuge im Einsatz und geben Einblicke in die Organisation des Arbeitsalltags. Anschließend gibt es die Möglichkeit, typische Market-Gardening-Werkzeuge selbst auszuprobieren – mit Fokus auf ergonomisches Arbeiten im Stehen und direkt im Beet. Zum Abschluss laden wir zu einer offenen Gesprächsrunde: Wo liegt das Potenzial von Tiny Farms in einer agrarökologischen Zukunft? Eure Fragen und Perspektiven sind herzlich willkommen. Das Event ist kostenlos, um Anmeldung wird gebeten.

Im Rahmen von «Ernährung im Quartier» lädt die OGG Bern regelmässig zu Begegnungen rund um eine nachhaltige und genussvolle Ernährung ein – mit Einblicken in lokale Initiativen, gemeinsamen Apéros oder Filmabenden. Filmvorführung: The Pickers Der Dokumentarfilm The Pickers gibt einen eindrücklichen Einblick in den oft unsichtbaren Alltag von Erntehelfer:innen in Europa. Ein kraftvoller Film über Menschenrechte, Migration und die Schattenseiten unserer Ernährungssysteme. Im Anschluss ist der Raum offen für Diskussion. 19:00 – Doors, Popcorn und Getränke 20:00 – Filmstart

The SWIFT project is organising an EU policy dialogue on the integration of Gender into the CAP. We have previously organised 3 national policy dialogues in Spain, Poland and Austria with very good results. The objective was to bring together farmers, policy makers and researchers, in a safe environment to discuss gender inequalities within European agriculture and the related policies as well as recommendations to address those issues. Following those national dialogues, we published a policy brief on how to better integrate gender into the next CAP (see here: https://swiftproject.eu/2025/06/18/swifts-recommendations-toaddress-gender-inequalities-in-the-next-cap/ ). The last policy dialogue will take place in Brussels, with representatives of EU institutions, in particular the European Commission (EC) and Parliament (EP), with farmers, researchers, policy makers (both politicians and civil servants). We will start by presenting the results of the national dialogues, to highlight what are the main challenges created by gender inequalities and the recommendations proposed. In the second part of the meeting, participants will exchange in subgroups to discuss how to integrate gender into the proposal of the EC for the next CAP and how other policies can support gender equality in agriculture and rural areas. Registration is required by sending an email to Louise Legein. Places are limited.

From Senegal to Belgium, via Tunisia, Spain, and France, this photographic exhibition and video installation, inspired by the investigation [P₂O₅] The Toxic Impatc of Phosphate, retraces the history of a mining and chemical industry that,for two centuries, has shifted its operations according to legislation, leaving behind contamination that is often irreversible

To draw attention to the classic motto of SF philosophy – from farm to table, we are organizing breakfast. This way, breakfasters, who will be SF Straupe Market visitors, farmers, and other small producers, will manifest the importance of small farmers who produce clean, healthy, and sustainable food, and how many times its flavor nuances are superior to the meat, eggs, and other products quickly grown on large farms. The table brings everyone together and has long served as a diplomatic tool for conveying ideas.

Nestled in the hills of Céret, in the Vallespir valley of French Catalonia, Le Temps Retrouvé is a biodynamic farm and vineyard run by Michaël and Céline Georget and their family. On this visit, you will discover their unique approach to farming, where vines, cereals, vegetables, fruit trees and animals coexist in harmony, following natural rhythms and ecological practices. The experience includes a guided walk through the estate, sharing insights into agroforestry, herbal treatments for the vines, animal traction, and the resilience of this polycultural farm. You will then enjoy a farm-to-table lunch prepared with their own produce, followed by a tasting of their natural wines, crafted without chemicals and with deep respect for the land. A rare opportunity to experience a living example of agroecology, biodiversity and Catalan terroir at its best.

Farm festivals aim to showcase and support the resurgent traditions and culture of the village, combined with new trends for sustainable consumption and a healthy lifestyle. Hrankoop works with small family farms, artisans and freelance artists to create a unique complementarity of three inseparable parts of quality life – clean food, artisanal products and direct access to art, which can be presented outdoors and in the informal setting of the street. The festivals have been held with the assistance of the Sofia Municipality and in partnership with many other organizations and institutions for 10 years now, and have established themselves as successful and anticipated events for the residents and guests of Sofia.

A group of 30 Czech small-scale farmers will visit small-scale farmers in southern Italy to learn about their working conditions, fair wages, and regional support. The program will also explore how small farms ensure the sustainability of their production. Participants will discuss ways how to keep young people on small agricultural sites, and how they offer and sell their products while competing with large distributors. Slow Food Prague will organize the event on behalf of the Association of Private Farmers of Czech Republic.

Our FestEssen event will take place in Brandenburg and bring together citizens, farmers, food processors, and local decision-makers to celebrate and strengthen regional food systems. Participants will enjoy a shared meal made from local and seasonal ingredients, while engaging in discussions and creative activities that highlight the value of short supply chains, agroecology, and sustainable farming. The event will showcase inspiring examples from Brandenburg, such as water buffalo grazing on rewetted moorlands and the revival of pseudocereals like buckwheat and millet. These stories illustrate how innovative farming and food projects can contribute to climate protection, biodiversity, and rural development. By combining good food, storytelling, and political dialogue, the event creates a unique space for exchange, empowerment, and collective action. It will make visible how citizens and farmers can join forces to demand fair and sustainable policies – and how regional practices can contribute to a better food future across Europe. Organised by: FestEssen Werder (Havel)

From October 15th to November 30th, the film festival ALIMENTERRE broadcast 9 documentaries all over France and aboard to arise counciousness about global food and farming issues. Look at the map on alimenterre.org to see where the screening nearby take place.

Welcome to the second edition of the AlimenTERRE Festival! The AlimenTERRE Festival is back for its second edition, from 16 October to 16 November 2025, throughout Luxembourg. Coordinated by SOS Faim, it offers a rich programme of eight powerful documentary films, followed by debates, workshops, activities and meetings. We have selected six new films (including one for younger audiences) and one improv show for you. The screenings will be followed by a discussion or activity on the film’s theme and a moment of conviviality and sharing around local products. Through themes ranging from intensive farming to social justice, water scarcity, sustainable agriculture, health and biodiversity, the festival invites citizens, young people, institutions and businesses to reflect collectively on our relationship with food and the choices that shape our future.

Film. Mit Podiumsdiskussion. Mit Gästen von SOS Rosarno In Europa pflücken mehr als 2 Millionen Wanderarbeiter*innen unser Obst und Gemüse. Viele von ihnen leben und arbeiten als Sans-Papiers unter prekären Bedingungen. Der Film «The Pickers» zeigt diese Menschen und beleuchtet ein ausbeuterisches System. Es gibt jedoch auch positive Beispiele wie das Projekt SOS Rosarno. Beim anschliessenden Podiumsgespräch mit Gästen von SOS Rosarno aus Kalabrien erfahren Sie was dort anders läuft, wie das Projekt SolRosa funktioniert und was dies alles auch mit der Schweiz zu tun hat.

An evening of cinema and discussion dedicated to those who work in the fields of Europe every day. After the screening of The Pickers, we will open a dialogue to reflect together on work, migration and dignity. The event is organized by the Green Team of the JRC of Ispra, and is designed to involve both the researchers of the center and the city that hosts the center.

Wir zeigen den Doku-Film «The Pickers» Gemeinsam mit Urban Agriculture Basel, Plankton, dem Lebensmittel Netzwerk Basel, dem Ernährungsforum, Zoa Culture, Tiny Farms und aus Stadt und Land zeigen wir den Doku-Film «The Pickers». Der Film zeigt eindrücklich, wie Erntehelfer:innen leben und arbeiten, und ist Teil einer grössere Kampagne, welche die oftmals prekären Lebensumstände der Wanderarbeiter:innen thematisiert und dafür sensibilisieren will. Der Filmabend ist öffentlich und kostenlos. Wir freuen uns über eine rege Teilnahme und einen inspirierenden Austausch. 17 Uhr «Einfach Einmachen» mit Lebensmitteln von der Schweizer Tafel mit anschliessendem Apéro (Kochnische). Kursleitung: Pilotprojekt Notfall-Einmachmobil. Mehr Infos. 20 Uhr Filmvorführung THE PICKERS (Wohnzimmer). Mit Input zu Solidarischer Landwirtschaft und Arbeitsbedingungen (Mara Bonato, Gemüsekooperative Plankton) sowie Apéro aus geretteten Lebensmitteln und Regio-Eistee. Diese Veranstaltung ist Teil von «Total Lokal – Genuss aus Stadt und Land». Im September und Oktober bietet die Markthalle im Rahmen von «Total Lokal» eine Plattform, um die Themen Regionalität, Nachhaltigkeit und Vernetzung in den Fokus zu rücken. «Total Lokal» ist ein Engagement der Markthalle Basel als Mitglied des Vereins «aus Stadt und Land». Dieser steht für regionale Qualität, nachhaltige Produktion und die Stärkung der regionalen Wertschöpfung durch das gleichnamige Regionalentwicklungsprojekt. Er wird von den Kantonen Basel-Landschaft und Basel-Stadt sowie dem Bund unterstützt.

The Food Collage is a collaborative workshop designed to raise awareness about the complexity of our food systems and their environmental, social, and health impacts. Inspired by the successful Climate Fresk method, it uses a set of illustrated cards to guide participants through the interconnected stages of food production, distribution, consumption, and waste. Working in small groups, participants collectively reconstruct the “food system puzzle,” uncovering the links between agriculture, biodiversity, climate change, nutrition, public health, and social justice. The process fosters dialogue, critical thinking, and systems-level understanding. By the end of the workshop, participants are empowered to reflect on their own food choices, discuss possible solutions, and imagine pathways toward more sustainable, fair, and resilient food systems. The Food Collage is suitable for schools, communities, companies, and institutions that want to engage in collective learning and action around food.

We will gather with 25 to 30 participants, including youth, NGOs from Slovenia, and members of the interested public, at a local farm that is a strong example of sustainable and self-sufficient food production. The location is the region of Haloze on the eastern side of Slovenia, which is one of the country’s least developed regions. The event will highlight the importance of local food systems in the broader context of food justice, resilience, and community well-being. Through discussions, sharing experiences, and direct connection with the farm environment, participants will learn about practical approaches to local food production and reflect on how strengthening self-sufficiency can contribute to fairer and more sustainable food systems. Discussion and opinions from participants will be encouraged and facilitated. We will promote activity and GFGF through our online tools, social media, and the network our organisation has around Slovenia.

How can citizens move from consumers to co-creators of food policy? A public seminar in Brussels will discuss the role of Food Citizenship in building fairer and more sustainable EU food systems. It will explore the concept of food citizenship as a way to strengthen food justice in the European Union. While food citizenship is increasingly discussed in academia and advocacy, it remains fragmented and under-recognised in European Union (EU) policymaking. The event will present a draft framework of principles for food citizenship, aiming to contribute to a more democratic and sustainable food policy. Programme 40-minute presentation by the speaker Comments from discussant(s) Open discussion with the audience Informal networking with refreshments Target audience Stakeholders of EU food policy Interested citizens in Brussels Students of VUB Speaker József Slezák, PhD candidate at Central European University, has co-authored policy-relevant publications for the European Commission, European Environment Agency, Nordic Council of Ministers, and UNEP. He is currently a reviewer for UNEP’s Global Environmental Outlook (GEO-7), focusing on circularity and sustainable food systems. Discussant(s) & Chair To be confirmed in coordination with partner organisations (ongoing).

During multiple days in October, we will plant trees together and talk about the importance of bees and how to preserve them. In diversi giorni di Ottobre pianteremo più alberi e parleremo dell’importanza delle api e come fare per preservarle.

On October 13, partners around the world will join the virtual mobilization for Global Fertilizer Day. With short-form videos, tweets, graphic posts, blogs, and more, we will be spreading a clear message: Chemical Fertilizers Fail the World. Will you join us? Get in touch to receive the virtual toolkit! You can adapt the messaging according to your context. Feel free to email Lisa Tostado with questions or if you need support: ltostado[at]ciel.org! What is Global Fertilizer Day? Every year on October 13, fertilizer companies and their front groups band together to celebrate Global Fertilizer Day. Their messaging? Fertilizers feed the world! BUT, we know that– Chemical Fertilizers fail the world Synthetic fertilizers poison our food system, deplete our soil, and put food prices in the hands of a few corporations. Fertilizers poison our bodies, water, and air. They are linked to cancer, birth defects and respiratory illness. Fertilizers are fossil fuels in disguise. More than half of today’s fertilizers are made from them, fueling extraction and the climate crisis. Fertilizers drive up food prices. Controlled by a few giants, fertilizers price volatility can make food inaccessible We all deserve healthy, affordable food. Fertilizers threaten that right, while community-led solutions protect it. Solutions already exist. Agroecology and local food systems regenerate soil and feed people — not corporate profits.

The Hackathon will gather software developers engaged in the development of software for Community Cupported Agriculture (CSA). The Hackathon takes place at Kommune Niederkaufungen near Kassel, Germany, from October 31st to November 2nd. We will bring together software developers engaged in the development of tools for Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) as well as active CSA members. Different approaches exist for finding the right financial contribution of each CSA member in solidarity while ensuring the necessary budget for the farm. We will develop an open-source tool to facilitate such contribution rounds among CSA members, thus making life easier for farms.

The Bioeconomy Cluster and Ekopolis Fundation are delighted to invite you to the international conference “Healthy Soil as the Foundation of Change”- international conference on regenerative agriculture and agroforestry, taking place on 29 October 2025 at the Creative Centre of the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, Slovakia. This full-day event will bring together a diverse community of farmers, advisors, policymakers, and innovators to discuss the crucial role of healthy soil in driving sustainable change in agriculture and land use. Through a dynamic programme, participants will explore key topics such as current EU developments on soil health, regenerative agriculture, agroforestry, and innovative digital tools supporting sustainable farming. The conference format includes an opening plenary session, three interactive break-out sessions, and a poster session with short pitches and informal discussion, providing a unique opportunity for exchange, inspiration, and collaboration. he conference will bring together farmers, advisors, policymakers, researchers, and innovators to exchange knowledge and showcase practical solutions for healthy soils, regenerative agriculture, and agroforestry. Special attention will be given to the role of farmers and local communities in building a sustainable food system.Keynote contributions will be made by: Christian Holzleitner (DG CLIMA) Gina Geala (EU-FarmBook) Ladislav Miko (Czech Ministry of Environment) Wenzel Lobkowicz (regenerative farmer) Link to the European Days of Action – Food Justice Our event directly contributes to this year’s theme of food justice. Healthy soils are the basis for resilient food systems. By discussing carbon farming, soil monitoring, data sharing, and farmer-led innovation, we highlight how farmers can be empowered to provide healthy, affordable, and sustainable food, while ensuring that agricultural practices respect both people and the planet.

Idea-generation event with university students, open to the general public, aimed at raising awareness about issues on food systems in EU countries (namely food justice, fair conditions for producers, and sustainability) among youth and promoting local agricultural production in the Órbigo region, with a special focus on hops, in collaboration with the University of León, the city council of Carrizo de la Ribera, and the Institute of Órbigo Studies.

Idea-generation event with university students, open to the general public, aimed at raising awareness about issues on food systems in EU countries (namely food justice, fair conditions for producers, and sustainability) among youth and promoting local agricultural production in the Órbigo region, with a special focus on garlic, in collaboration with the University of León, the organizers of the Veguellina de Órbigo Agricultural and Garlic Fair, and the Institute of Órbigo Studies.

Under the motto “Together, let’s hedge the future!” the International Hedgerow Congress brings together farmers, policymakers, researchers, and activists to explore the ecological, agricultural, and political potential of hedgerows in shaping resilient landscapes. The event features expert talks, panel discussions, a “Market of Opportunities”, and hedgerow-inspired cuisine, with simultaneous interpretation in English and German. A highlight will be a joint hedgerow planting, symbolising cross-border cooperation for biodiversity and climate action. Join us to exchange knowledge, build networks, and advance the hedgerow agenda at the EU level.

Le Plan de Cohésion Sociale et la Maison de l’Alimentation Durable et Inclusive de la Ville de Liège (MAdiL) ont le plaisir d’inviter le public à la Journée de l’Alimentation Durable et Inclusive, qui se tiendra le jeudi 16 octobre 2025 à Liège. Cette édition, placée sous le thème « Manger local et de saison », met à l’honneur des produits sains, respectueux de la nature et des producteurs, cultivés près de chez vous et accessibles à toutes et tous.

This event is a collaboration between Slow Food International, Impacte ASBL, and Fermenthings, made possible with the support of the Good Food Good Farming fund. Coffee is more than a morning ritual—it is a global commodity with deep cultural roots, but also with heavy ecological and social costs. Behind each cup lies a story of colonial history, unfair labor practices, deforestation, and long transport chains that tie our habits to injustices across the globe. At the heart of this event is the theme of food justice: the right to food, fair incomes for farmers, and access to healthy, sustainable diets. Together, through 3 different moments in the day, we will explore how our daily choices connect to these larger struggles, and how reclaiming food sovereignty in Europe can support a fairer system for people and the planet. 🕑 14:00 – 16:00 Workshop: How to Escape Coffee A participatory degustation workshop exploring the hidden impacts of coffee while discovering European alternatives such as chicory, barley, acorns, dandelion roots, and fermented grains. Using traditional brewing methods—espresso, moka, French press—we will taste, compare, and reflect on how these forgotten crops can diversify our daily rituals and support local farmers. 🎟 Tickets via website. Free for members of Slow Food Communities (booking by e-mail). 🕠 17:30 – 19:30 Table d’Oogst Dinner A shared meal crafted with hand-picked vegetables from Courjette and Belmundo, paired with seasonal ferments and local twists. Every ingredient is fully traceable, celebrating biodiversity, fair incomes for farmers, and ecological resilience. 🎟 Tickets via website. 🎬 20:00 Film Screening: The Pickers Presented with the mobile cinema bike Cycle Étoile, this documentary shines a light on the often-invisible struggles of seasonal and migrant workers in Europe’s food system. A powerful collective moment to reflect on what fair and just food really means. Free

KoneAgria 2025 is Finland’s premier professional trade fair for the agriculture and forestry sectors. The event brings together industry professionals—farmers, equipment manufacturers, service providers, researchers—to showcase the latest innovations in machinery, sustainable solutions, and digital tools.

[Conférence] ✖️ Non. TotalEnergies n’est pas un acteur-clé de la transition énergétique.🤥Total ment. 🛢️ L’équipe du Farmer Case vous invite à une rencontre gratuite avec le journaliste de MEDIAPART Mickaël CORREIA qui présentera son enquête détaillée sur le géant des énergies fossiles : TotalEnergies. On y parlera du torpillage des politiques climatiques, de gaz faussement “neutre en carbone”, en passant par les bombes climatiques, et les techniques élaborée de greenwashing ! ​🎙️ Mickaël CORREIA partagera la scène avec Hugues FALYS, l’agriculteur qui porte le procès climatique contre TotalEnergies et Céline ROMAINVILLE une des avocates engagée dans le Farmer Case. ⚖️Découvrez les enjeux défendus par l’équipe du Farmer Case : cette action en justice climatique en cours dont les plaidoiries sont attendues le mois suivant au tribunal de l’entreprise de Tournai. 📍​Quand ? 3 octobre 2025 (de 19h30-21h30) 📍​Où ? IHECS, auditoire BV1 (15 rue du Poinçon, à Bruxelles) 🎫​L’évènement est gratuit mais les places sont limitées et il faut s’inscrire ici: https://framaforms.org/conference-le-mensonge-total-inscriptions-1756896193

Taking a different look at short chain food systems by drawing inspiration from the Palestinian Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement. The BDS movement does not only encourage people to boycott oppressive systems of trade but offers incentives to buy local products. How can short chain food initiatives move beyond mainstream narrative, like a lower footprint, to create more incentives for change in their consumption pattern?

This event will promote food justice by bringing together policymakers, researchers, farmers, activists and others whose work is connected to food systems, to explore how we can better support local food producers and nourish communities through stronger local food economies in Ireland. We will be reaching out to local food partnerships and looking at ways that those working to tackle food poverty and provide food access are linked in with those working to build resilient local food economies to build dignified and community led approaches to food access. The Symposium will be followed by a screening of the short film ‘Farming is Medicine’, featuring physician, activist, writer and recently appointed Trinity School of Medicine Adjunct Professor of Land, Food and Medicine, Rupa Marya. This film explores the deep connections between farming, health and community. The screening will be followed by a conversation on decolonising food systems with Professor Marya and researcher Dr. Ollie Moore, and includes a relaxed buffet meal from Cornucopia.

We are planning to organize a meeting with an organic farmer at her farm Michrowska Piwniczka. During the meeting, we will tour the farm and arrange refreshments at a shared table. We want to talk about organic farming, the barriers organic farmers face in their daily activities, and the areas where activists and consumers could support farmers. Up to 20 people will take part in the meeting, including representatives of the member organizations of the Living Earth Coalition, as well as invited guests. We also plan to invite representatives of local governments (it would be an informal meeting) to show them an example of a farm worth cooperating with in the organization of food supply, e.g. for local schools. The Michrowska Piwniczka farm is a very interesting example of organic fruit production and participation in short supply chains, including cooperation with food cooperatives, as well as a place of education for children, adults, and other farmers. We would like to record the meeting and create promotional material supporting organic farming and short supply chains for use on the Coalition’s and our members’ social media.

On Thursday, 9 October 2025, the “Meng Landwirtschaft” platform, together with its 21 member organisations, presented its new appeal for a reorientation of agriculture to the responsible minister, Martine Hansen. Unfortunately, there is still a lack of willingness for dialogue and of fundamental rethinking in agricultural policy. Key challenges remain unresolved. These concern not only issues of environmental, climate, animal and nature protection, but also the stagnation of organic farming, the low level of supply of the population with healthy, sustainably organic and locally produced food, as well as the lack of future prospects for Luxembourg’s farmers. Agriculture and food production do not only concern those working in the agricultural sector – they concern all of us. In this sense, Meng Landwirtschaft called on the Minister of Agriculture to initiate a process similar to the Strategic Dialogue on the Future of European Agriculture, in order to develop, together with all stakeholders, pathways towards a sustainable agricultural future for Luxembourg. Unfortunately, the Minister refused to do so and referred Meng Landwirtschaft to the Chamber of Agriculture instead. For Meng Landwirtschaft, the Minister is thus missing an important opportunity to play her key role as a mediator between the various stakeholders in the interest of a sustainable agricultural future.

The event focuses on soil biology and regenerative organic practices, offering farmers, advisors, and researchers hands-on demonstrations and discussions on how to build living soils that support both productivity and climate resilience. A unique element of the event is the yurt-sauna, which provides a relaxed and communal space for participants to continue conversations and exchange experiences in a culturally rooted Finnish atmosphere.

Join us for a day in the olive groves as we celebrate the harvest season and take action for a fairer, greener, and more resilient food system! Our Olive Harvest Day invites everyone—families, food lovers, farmers, and activists—to connect with the land, learn about sustainable agriculture, and experience the joy of traditional harvesting methods. Together, we’ll pick olives by hand, discover how quality olive oil is made, and enjoy a farm-to-table picnic featuring local, organic delights.

The olive harvest is underway across the West Bank, and international volunteers are arriving in record numbers! Together with Palestinian farmers, they are filling the groves with energy, purpose, and solidarity.This vibrant campaign supports families, defends access to land, and celebrates resilience rooted in tradition and community.

Das ist das zweite Treffen im Rahmen der Reihe “Landwirtschaft in Zeiten des erstarkenden Rechtspopulismus”. In lockerem Rahmen tauschen wir uns mit in der Landwirtschaft aktiven Menschen zu dem Thema aus. Unsere Motivation? Wir wollen einen Raum schaffen, in dem sich in der Landwirtschaft tätige und landwirtschaftlich organisierte Menschen regelmäßig und niedrigschwellig austauschen können. Dafür erscheint uns ein Stammtisch im Online-Format sinnvoll, der in diesem Herbst regelmäßig stattfindet. Dabei gibt es jeweils einen kleinen Vortrag und/oder Praxisbeispiele und Zeit für Diskussion . Worüber wir diskutieren wollen: Vor welchen Herausforderungen stehen wir im Umgang mit rechter Raumnahme und rechtspopulistischer Rhetorik in der Landwirtschaft? Wie umgehen mit dem Nachbarn, der immer wieder fremdenfeindliche Sprüche klopft? Was tun, wenn rechte Politiker:innen sich als die einzigen Retter der Bauern inszenieren? Welche Strategien haben für euch funktioniert, wo seid ihr ratlos? Der nächste Stammtisch findet am 14. Oktober 2025 um 18 Uhr statt. Wir werden ein oder mehrere Beispiele aus der Praxis dazu hören, wie Betroffene auf lokaler Ebene mit Angriffen und Agitierungsversuchen der AfD umgehen. Wir laden euch auch zu den weitere Terminen am 5. November und 4. Dezember 2025 ein. Anmeldung für jeden Termin per Mail an agrar-austausch(at)proton.me. Den Link zum Online-Meeting schicken wir ein paar Tage vor dem Stammtisch an alle angemeldeten Personen raus. Meldet Euch / Melden Sie sich auch gerne per Mail bei uns, falls Ihr / Sie über zukünftige Stammtische auf dem Laufenden gehalten werden wollt.

The event will be a debate on the CAP in a playful way with the interventions of farmers, activists and experts and the organization of a quizz. Topics: 1- Interventions of farmers who took part in the protests in 2024-2025. 2- Fake news on the CAP and agricultural world 3- What solutions for the future?

As part of its current campaign, ‘Take action: Save the Supply Chain Act!’, Oxfam cordially invites you to a free film screening. The film ‘The Pickers’ will be shown on Monday, 13 October at 7 p.m. at the Puschkino cinema , The film tells the stories of the people who harvest the fruit and vegetables we enjoy every day. There are over two million migrant workers in agriculture in Europe. They are an essential part of our food system. But this work often leads them into modern slavery: unacceptable working and living conditions, pay below the minimum wage, inadequate access to healthcare and the violation of their fundamental freedoms and human rights. Professor Anne-Christin Mittwoch, from the Chair of Civil Law, European and International Economic Law at Martin Luther University Halle (Saale), and Tim Zahn, human rights advisor on global supply chains at Oxfam, will be on the podium after the film screening to answer questions from the audience. Through the film screening, we want to raise awareness about exploitation in global supply chains. engage in conversation with people. gain supporters for our current petition for the preservation of a strong supply chain law to protect people and the environment.

Jornada para fomentar una reflexión activa y constructiva sobre la alimentación sostenible, considerándola un motor esencial para el desarrollo rural, la soberanía alimentaria, la salud de las personas y del territorio, así como para fortalecer los sistemas alimentarios locales.

In light of the Danish EU presidency, Green Transition Denmark/Rådet for Grøn Omstilling is hosting a conference at the Parliament in Copenhagen in collaboration with Pesticide Action Network Europe and the Danish Society for Nature Conservation that will focus on pesticide reductions. At the conference, we will explore Denmark’s implementation of the EU Directive on the Sustainable Use of Pesticides, the practical aspects of pesticide reduction and water environment protection, available alternatives, and the effects of pesticides on public health and biodiversity. You can participate in-person or online.

LAFERIA “Landscape features reintroduction in intensive agricultural land” is a Horizon Europe research project aiming to identify the key factors that can promote the reintroduction of landscape features (LF), where needed, in intensive agricultural areas of Europe. LAFERIA is holding its first webinar on 14 October 2025, from 10:00 – 11:45 CET. The event will introduce LAFERIA to interested stakeholders and provide an overview of the project’s mission, as well as a look at the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 and the Nature Restoration Law. Examples of mapped initiatives for the reintroduction of landscape features will be featured, whilst participants are encouraged to share any other relevant initiatives they know of. The event will feature a dedicated policy session, and wrap up with an interactive exercise! The last 30 minutes of the webinar will divide participants into breakout rooms, encouraging active collaboration and knowledge exchange.

Reformaten invites the general public to an open preview screening of the new film Seeds, directed by critically acclaimed filmmaker Tina-Marie Qwiberg (also known for After the Flood, The Last Harvest, and The Bee Effect). Join us on October 27th for this special event at a local cultural cinema, exploring the vital issues of food justice and the future of our food systems. Following the screening, we will host a panel discussion with farmers, bakers, and youth organizations to discuss the right to seeds as a cornerstone for building a fair and sustainable food system. As part of the evening, we’ll be serving freshly baked biodynamic bread and apple juice — a taste of the delicious transition towards a just and regenerative food future. We are proud to stand together with hundreds of other organizations in challenging the current industrial food system during the European Day of Action with Good Food Good Farming.

For three days, we will be celebrating good taste and fair consumption throughout Austria. Together with our convivia, communities, initiatives, and dedicated producers, chefs, and partners, we invite you to join us for special events from 3rd to 5th of October. Visit our website for details on each event! Under the motto “What you eat changes the world” („Was du isst, verändert die Welt“), farms, markets, and special places throughout the country will open their doors. You can experience how good, clean, and fair food brings us together. And how we can shape our world in a positive, enjoyable, and responsible way through our conscious purchasing decisions.

WWF Italia e Scomodo presentano “The Pickers”. Roma, 30 Ottobre 2025. Proiezione del docu-film sullo sfruttamento dei braccianti migranti in agricoltura. Segue dibattito con il pubblico e ospiti.

Wer erntet unser Essen und zu welchem Preis? Gemeinsam schauen wir „The Pickers“, eine Dokumentation über migrantische Erntehelfer*innen und die Ausbeutung, die im heutigen Ernährungssystem oft unsichtbar bleibt. Im Anschluss öffnen wir den Raum für Gespräche: Wie kann ein gerechtes Ernährungssystem aussehen und was müssen wir dafür verändern? Who harvests our food and at what cost? Join us for a screening of The Pickers, a documentary about migrant farm workers and the exploitation that remains hidden in today’s food system. After the film, we’ll open the floor for conversation: What would a just food system look like and what needs to change to get there?

The Slow Food Festival Korčula is a unique event dedicated to promoting locally grown food, preserving culinary tradition, and laying the foundation for the island’s sustainable development. At the heart of the festival is the belief that food systems should be local, fair, and environmentally friendly. The values promoted by the festival are becoming a model for responsible resource management and the development of regenerative tourism – a form of tourism that gives back more than it takes.

🥳 Food Day is coming! A day to celebrate real, living, sustainable food — straight from the heart (and farm)! 🍀 Join us for a tasty adventure and try all sorts of delicious bites crafted in our farm Cheese Way! 🧀✨ 📅 October 17, 4 PM — don’t miss it! Spots are limited (and trust us, people are hungry to join 😄), so call +37064688280 to save yours! It’s free to join, but if you’d like, you can pitch in to help our farm keep growing and glowing 🍀.

THE PICKERS è un viaggio nei campi europei dove viene coltivata la nostra frutta e la nostra verdura: nel sud Italia, Seydou dal Mali sta raccogliendo arance. Non ha un contratto e viene pagato per ogni cassa di arance raccolte. Vive in una capanna costruita da lui stesso in un insediamento senza acqua e senza elettricità. Mirtilli in Portogallo, olive in Grecia, fragole in Spagna – più di due milioni di migranti lavorano nei campi europei, la maggior parte senza contratto o salario minimo, alcuni senza documenti o con debiti elevati verso gli agenti. 🎤 Al termine della proiezione dialogheremo con compagnx che nel settore operano e che si sono interessatx alle dinamiche di sfruttamento e presenteremo la campagna Fairpick https://campagna.thepickers.org/fairpick 🎬 Regia Elke Sasse 🎬 Produzione Berlin Producers Media GmbH thepickers.de 🎬 Paese di ricerca Nepal, Portogallo, Spagna, Grecia 🎬 Anno di pubblicazione 2024 🎬 Durata 80′ 🔺 Ingresso gratuito con tessera ARCI (sottoscrizione in loco anche al momento)

A beautifully made film which describes, in their own words, the situation of migrant agricultural fruit pickers in Southern Europe. It features the co-operative from which Oranges For Justice buy their fruit, as a solution to the problem

L’association Solrosa organise une projection spéciale du film The Pickers le mardi 28 octobre à 18h30 au Cinématographe (Casino de Montbenon) à Lausanne. Le film documente l’expérience de six travailleur·euses dans quatre pays européens producteurs de fruits et légumes : les oranges en Italie, les myrtilles au Portugal, les fraises en Espagne et les olives en Grèce. Ce que révèle ce film donne un goût amer à nos fruits et légumes, produits dans un système marqué par l’exploitation à tous les niveaux. Cette projection sera l’occasion de discuter avec un membre de la coopérative SOS Rosarno, une coopérative en Calabre dont une partie de la production est acheminée en Suisse par Solrosa.

Food is never just about nourishment. It is about power, access, and justice. Around the world, food systems are shaped by inequality, exploitation, and political violence. In contexts of war, occupation, and structural adjustment, hunger itself becomes a weapon – while farmers, communities, and social movements continue to resist, to organise, and to develop alternatives. Together, we will share perspectives from Lebanon, Palestine, Tunisia and agrarian movements in Germany/Brandenburg to explore food sovereignty, resistance, and cross-regional solidarity. Films und Panel Discussion mit Raya Ziada (Ramallah), Imen Louati (Tunis), Michelle Eid (Beirut), Julia Bar-Tal (Brandenburg) Moderation: Tanja Tabbara, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

L’Istituto di Istruzione Superiore Leonardo da Vinci di Civitanova Marche propone un incontro divulgativo sull’importanza della natura in città, con visita guidata nel giardino della scuola lungo il mini-percorso naturalistico alla ricerca della biodiversità urbana. L’iniziativa, ribattezzata Cluana Urban Nature, è dedicata a tutti.

Held at the Reciklirano imanje ZMAG eco-centre in Vukomerić, the Weekend Forest Gardening Workshop offers hands-on learning about sustainable land use, permaculture design, and climate-smart forest gardening practices. Participants explore how to create resilient, biodiverse systems that combine food production and forest restoration. Through practical activities, discussions, and guided walks, the workshop connects people with nature while promoting regenerative living and community learning.

Per ragazzi e ragazze dai 14 ai 19 anni – Attività da sabato 11 ottobre h. 14:30 a domenica 12 ottobre ore 15:00. Dormiremo in sacco a pelo presso il Centro Natura Riscoprire il proprio posto in Natura, mettersi alla prova, vivere un’ esperienza diversa, assaporare la semplicità. Amicizia, fiducia, condivisione. Ritorna il wild week end alla Riserva Ripa Bianca di Jesi! EVENTO GRATUITO con pernotto e pasti inclusi – posti limitati. Per info e iscrizioni WA 334 604 7703 Questa iniziativa è finanziata con i fondi PR FESR – intervento 2.7.3.1 “Potenziamento dei centri di educazione ambientale” – Progetto “ECO-RESILIENZA” – CUP: I39I24000440006

Part of the agro-ecological festival Kiemkracht. Activism in agroecology is about reclaiming the narrative that has been hijacked by the agro-industry. By questioning the dominant capitalist system, activists are creating space for small-scale farming to show how things can be done differently. In this workshop, we look back at recent farmers’ actions, such as the land action in Flanders, RéSAP in Wallonia, Code Red in Belgium and the MAB (Movimiento Agroecológico de Bolivia). Together, we reflect on how we can build a broader coalition here, which good practices can help us, and how activism can also empower the farmers’ struggle in Flanders.