How can the food sector become more diverse? Food Justice Fortnight webinar
By Ramona Andrews
A panel discussion from Bristol Food Network, as part of Feeding Bristol’s Food Justice Fortnight. Speakers include:
– Eloise Morton from Square Food Foundation discussing their work training young people excluded from school
– Shalini Sivakrishnan from ACH and Nesrin Ayad, owner of Nessi Cuisine, talking to us about the experience of recent migrants beginning work as cooks in the UK
– Dale Cranshaw from Windmill Hill City Farm talking about their plans to increase the farm’s diversity and inclusion
– Ped Asgarian from Feeding Bristol talking from his extensive experience and expertise in diversity work
The webinar took place on Tuesday 4th July 2023.
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