Eating Together, Apart: Reflections on the Community Foodscape in Nottingham during the Pandemic

Marsha Smith

Eating Together, Apart: Reflections on the Community Foodscape in Nottingham during the Pandemic

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Abstract

During the early stages of lockdown, the Nottingham Social Eating Network and its community food partners in the City mobilised to meet the rising demand for food aid support. In this blog I reflect on how the values integral to ‘social eating’ initiatives have enabled them to respond to the challenges of the pandemic.

Original language	English
Number of pages	5
Journal	Sociological Review Magazine
Publication status	Published - 11 Aug 2020

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Eating Together, Apart: Reflections on the Community Foodscape in Nottingham during the Pandemic

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