SDG #11 SUSTAINABLE CITIES & COMMUNITIES: A case study of urban food sharing
Presented by:
Prof. Anna Davies
as part of the ‘Problem-Solving the Sustainable Development Goals Webinar Series’, Trinity College Dublin
22nd March 2021
Food Sharing in the Urban Environment
Presented by:
Dr. Louise Fitzgerald
Instagram Live discussion as part of Eco UCD Students’ Union ‘Food Justice and Irish Agriculture Week’
22nd March 2021
Futuring Food and Transitioning to Sustainability
Presented by:
Dr. Louise Fitzgerald
as part of the NEST Conference 2021 ‘Sustainability Transitions Pathways’, Network for Early career researchers in Sustainability Transitions (NEST), Sofia, Bulgaria (online) 8-9 April 2021.
08 April 2021
Promoting an Inclusive Food System for the Future
Prof. Anna Davies participated in the panel Promoting an Inclusive Food System for the Future, Ireland’s Third National Food Systems Dialogue on the UN Food Systems Summit, Government of Ireland, Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (online).
Sustainable Consumption and Care Workshop: Food sharing in a pandemic: Urban infrastructures, prefigurative practices and lessons for the future
Presentation by:
Dr. Monika Rutat the Sustainable Consumption and Care Workshop, the European chapter of the Sustainable Consumption Research and Action Initiative (SCORAI Europe) (online)
21 May 2021
Future Cities – San Francisco
Speakers:
Prof. Anna Davies and Dr Jonathan Reichental
at the ‘Future Cities Webinar Series’, Trinity Development and Alumni, Trinity College Dublin (online)
Developing Scenarios of Urban Food Sharing Futures – Exploring Social Imaginaries
Presentation by:
Dr. Louise Fitzgerald at the Exploring Social Imaginaries conference, Anticipatory Governance Slack community, 28 June 2021 (online). Recording of presentation here and below:
In Between: building bridges linking the arts and sciences
Presentation by:
Dr. Louise Fitzgerald as part of the panel In Between: building bridges linking the arts and sciences, RIVA Illustrations, 6 July 2021 (online) Recording available here and below:
A manifesto for sustainable food sharing
Presented by:
Prof. Anna Davies
at the Future of Food Symposium 2021, Centre for Business in Society, Coventry University (online)
at the Systems of Sustainable Consumption and Production Knowledge Action Network (online)
29th September, 2021
We will introduce our motivations behind the development and visualisation of alternative future scenarios for urban food sharing derived from SHARECITY research. This is driven by 1) a desire to destabilize the view that futuringis an elite activity, led by industrialists or technologists rather than everyday citizens, and 2) a desire to explore novel means for engaging differently with policy makers -who play a key role in shaping food sharing practices -about the challenges and opportunities for sustainable food sharing. We will outline the pilot study we conducted in May with Transition year students in Dublin and set out our plan for wider engagement with young people and policy makers.
Please cite as: Davies, A.R. & Fitzgerald, L (2021) Fairer Futuring? Visualization & engagement, Systems of Sustainable Consumption and Production Knowledge Action Network, Future, Earth, 29th September, 2021
SHARE-IT: Barriers and opportunities for reporting on the sustainability impacts of food sharing initiatives
Presented by:
Dr. Alwynne McGeever and Prof. Anna Davies
at the Future of Food Symposium 2021, Centre for Business in Society, Coventry University (online)
Please cite as McGeever, A.H and Davies, A.R. (2021) SHARE-IT: Barriers and opportunities for reporting on the sustainability impacts of food sharing initiatives, Future Food Conference, UK, 8-9-2021
2020 - Presentations
Falling between stools? Straddling disciplines within academia and discovering the limits of quantitative approaches in transdisciplinary research
Presented by:
Dr. Stephen MacKenzie
at the “Post Doc Papers” Series at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
5th February 2020
Food sharing: contributions to health, wellbeing and sustainability
Sharing is Caring? Can local practice turn into transformative change in a collaborative economy? New insights on innovative practices, sustainability potentials and governance implications
Presented by:
Prof. Anna Davies
at the “EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF) 2020″, online event at Trieste, Italy (online due to COVID-19).
2nd September 2020
View the presentation here: (start at 32:30 minutes)
#SHARECITY2020 Virtual Conference – various presentations
Transformative Metrics Workshop 2020 – SHARE IT: a new tool to estimate, communicate and improve the sustainability impacts of food sharing initiatives in cities
Presented by:
Dr Alwynne McGeever
at the “Transformative Metrics Workshop”, online event at Medellín, Colombia (online due to COVID-19).
SHARECITY Principal Investigator Prof. Anna Davies was awarded with the first ERC Public Engagement with Research Award for the online and social media category in July 2020.
SHARE IT: Challenges and opportunities in co designing a sustainability assessment framework
Presented by:
Dr. Stephen MacKenzie
at the 25th International Sustainable Development Research Society Conference 2019, Nanjing, China
27th June 2019
And
at EUGeo2019 – 7th EUGEO Congress in conjunction with the 51st Conference of Irish Geographers Re-imagining Europe’s Future Society and Landscapes, NUI Galway, Ireland
16th May 2019
Food democracy and urban food sharing governance
Presented by:
Vivien Franck
at the EURA UAA Conference – City Futures IV, University College Dublin (UCD), Dublin, Ireland
20th June 2019
The rules of food sharing: Policy challenges in urban systems
Presented by
Dr Agnese Cretella
at the 2019 Annual International Conference of the Royal Geographical Society (RGS-IGB), in London, UK
28 – 30 August 2019
Utopian (food) waste governance in New York City
Presented by
Oona Morrow
Dag van de Sociologie, University of Amsterdam
27th June 2019
Come dine with me: Food sharing, health, wellbeing & sustainability
Presented by:
Professor Anna Davies
at the EPA Environment, Health & Wellbeing Conference, Dublin, Ireland