This podcast aims to explore how our food system needs to change as we navigate the climate crisis. The beginning of our journey starts on our doorstep in Tower Hamlets – tune in to hear from grassroots initiatives and community organisers on how community allotments, food cooperatives, closed loop systems, medicinal foraging walks, and lots more are showing the way to a fairer future, designed by and for those most affected by food injustice.
We invite you to join us to explore how different communities are cultivating change nationally and globally… so let’s go.
The Food & Climate Justice Podcast is produced by Just FACT Mobiliser and Artist Hussina Raja.
Artwork created by Ellis Lewis-Dragstra
Music by Lauriem
Just FACT Cooperation Town The Food and Climate Justice podcast, hosted by Hussina Raja, aims to explore how our food system needs to change as we navigate the climate crisis. The beginning of our journey starts on our doorstep in Tower Hamlets – tune in to hear from grassroots initiatives and community organisers on how […]
Just FACT R Urban The Food and Climate Justice podcast, hosted by Hussina Raja, aims to explore how our food system needs to change as we navigate the climate crisis. The beginning of our journey starts on our doorstep in Tower Hamlets – tune in to hear from grassroots initiatives and community organisers on how […]
Just FACT Agnes Wakibia & Co The Food and Climate Justice podcast, hosted by Hussina Raja, aims to explore how our food system needs to change as we navigate the climate crisis. The beginning of our journey starts on our doorstep in Tower Hamlets – tune in to hear from grassroots initiatives and community organisers […]
This podcast aims to explore how our food system needs to change as we navigate the climate crisis. The beginning of our journey starts on our doorstep in Tower Hamlets - tune in to hear from grassroots initiatives and community organisers on how community allotments, food cooperatives, closed loop systems, medicinal foraging walks, and lots more are showing the way to a fairer future, designed by and for those most affected by food injustice.
