Bringing everyone to the table: food-based initiatives for integration

Emma Burnett

Bringing everyone to the table: food-based initiatives for integration

Emma Burnett

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Abstract

• Food is a powerful medium as spaces for intercultural dialogue and integration of migrants.
• Food-based initiatives should aim to foster participants’ independence and reduce vulnerability.
• New projects should focus on skilling up legal awareness, emotional support, and labour market integration.
• Access to land or long-term leases, as well as location, and community support, can make or break a project.

Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 24 Apr 2020

Keywords

Food movements
collaboration
resilience
strategic choice
integration
local food systems

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