By Judith Conroy   Gardening and growing food has a way of bringing us closer to nature and the Earth’s rhythms. Many traditional ceremonies and religious festivals are rooted in changes in the seasons, particularly midwinter celebrations. We mark the Solstice – the shortest day and longest night – and welcome the return of the light as the days gradually lengthen into spring. […]

By Ágnes Zólyomi The case of a Horizon Europe project advancing transformative action With the conclusion of recent meetings of main international environmental agreements (COP16 on biodiversity in Cali, Colombia, the COP29 on climate change in Baku Azerbaijan, and the most current failure of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee to agree on a legally binding instrument to halt plastic pollution), it becomes increasingly evident that relying on governments and high-level policy to lead the way to transformative change is an uphill [...]

What is the Food Governance Game? Why is it soo exciting? Who is it recommended for? Can an outdoor cinema night with a community change our mindset? What should we keep in mind if we plan to organize an event like this? You can find answers to all these questions in our partner CGE Erfurt's latest blog post, where they evaluate methods and interventions examined within the framework of the PLANET4B project in collaboration with the local learning community. The [...]