Food Freedom Community

Discover the transformative power of community through food with this insightful book by Isa Pearl Ritchie. Published by Te Ra Aroha Press, this paperback edition is perfect for anyone interested in food sovereignty, local food initiatives, and social economics. Measuring 150 x 230 mm and spanning 308 pages, it dives into the intricate relationship between food, family, and community, all while addressing the urgent global crises we face today. The book provides rich case studies showcasing the initiatives led by small farmers, community workers, and dedicated activists in both urban and rural New Zealand. These inspiring narratives not only highlight the importance of alternative food networks but also empower readers to take personal and collective action. By understanding how local solutions can spark change, you'll be equipped with the tools and inspiration to contribute to a more equitable and sustainable future. Whether you're part of a community initiative or simply a food enthusiast looking to enhance your understanding of the food system, this book is a vital resource that connects you with the heart of community food movements and encourages a journey toward food freedom and resilience. Step into the world of local food activism and ignite your passion for making a difference today.

Author: Isa Pearl Ritchie Publisher: Te Ra Aroha Press
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 150 x 230 mm
Pages: 308
Publication Date: 23-09-2021

Food isn't just what we eat, it connects us to our family, our community and the world around us. We live in a challenging time in history, facing unprecedented global crises. Local food initiatives by small farmers, community workers, and activists offer solutions to many of these large complex problems. Solutions at the local level can give us personal and community agency, connecting us with one another and inspiring new ways of thinking, sharing and creating value. This book focuses on alternative food networks, food sovereignty, and social economics, through case studies of real people and communities in both urban and rural New Zealand, as well as through a global lens. These inspiring stories and helpful insights provide a compass that can help us to navigate towards a more equitable and sustainable future.