Food 2.0: Sustainable Food Futures - young people's views from Rio and London

食品 2.0：可持续食品未来——里约和伦敦年轻人的观点

• 批准号: ES/M011615/1
• 负责人: Dorothea Kleine
• 金额: $ 11.41万
• 依托单位: Royal Holloway University of London
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2015
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2015 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FM011615%2F1
• 关键词: Food; 2.0; Sustainable; Futures; young

This interdisciplinary project explores with youth from income-poor urban settings how they conceptualise sustainable food. It does this through the medium of participatory film. In Rio, the social geography of urban inequality is such that many urban youths grow up in favelas, or informal, income-poor settlements. In London, urban inequality is expressed in other spatial patterns, nevertheless, there boroughs with more income-poor people. Challenges such as reliance on food banks, lack of availability of affordable fresh food, obesity and malnutrition are common in both cities, while at the same time community gardens, community markets, free school meals, campaigns against food deserts etc. exist in both settings. In Brazil, there is also an innovative new policy on regionally appropriate and sustainably sourced school meals. Previous work by the UK-Brazilian project team (ESRC-DFID Choices project) focused on large scale representative surveys and focus groups in Brazil which showed that Brazilians strongly supported sustainable sourcing in public procurement. In each city, the project works with community organisations active in the local area who have been developing digital media or participatory theatre projects with local youths who are often from disadvantaged backgrounds. The aim of the project is to a) to explore with urban youths in receipt of school meals how they conceptualise sustainable food, food justice and urban food sovereignty b) to engage with the youths, the public and policy makers through participatory video, film competitions and public film screenings, thus continuing to build pathways to impact c) to deepen a recent research partnership between two centres of excellence in sustainable consumption at Royal Holloway, University of London and the Universidade do Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). d) to trial participatory methodologies, to compare research practice and prepare future joint researchParticipatory workshops will be offered Rio and London, which combine the emancipatory pedagogy of Paulo Freire with the new technologies of filming on mobile phone cameras. We will draw on previous findings from the surveys and focus groups and present the results to the 14-18 year old youths for discussion. Then the youths will be invited to participate in a film competition. The winning team from Rio will be invited to a film screening showing the Brazilian and UK films in a London cinema and take part in a panel discussion with policy makers, community activists and local politicians. Equally the team from London will travel to Rio to present and discuss their film there. While there is no predicting what the young film-makers will express in their films, these creative pieces will help initiate discussion wit the public about food justice, sustainable food and urban food sovereignty. Combining an academic, a practice and a policy perspective on the issue, and linking the local level food challenges with an international perspective, the project promises to generate new ways of understanding food futures.

这个跨学科项目与来自收入贫困的城市环境的年轻人一起探索他们如何对可持续食品进行概念化。它通过参与式电影的媒介做到了这一点。在里约热内卢，城市不平等的社会地理是这样的，许多城市青年在贫民窟或非正式的收入贫民居民区长大。在伦敦，城市不平等表现在其他空间模式上，然而，那里的行政区有更多的收入贫困人口。对食物银行的依赖、缺乏负担得起的新鲜食物、肥胖和营养不良等挑战在这两个城市都很常见，同时，社区花园、社区市场、免费学校餐、反对食品沙漠的运动等都存在。在巴西，也有一项关于区域适当和可持续来源的学校膳食的创新新政策。英国-巴西项目小组(ESRC-DFID Choices项目)以前的工作重点是巴西的大规模代表性调查和重点小组，这表明巴西人强烈支持公共采购中的可持续采购。在每个城市，该项目与活跃在当地地区的社区组织合作，这些组织一直在开发数字媒体或参与性戏剧项目，帮助往往来自弱势背景的当地青年。该项目的目的是：a)与接受学校膳食的城市青年探讨他们如何理解可持续食品、食品正义和城市食品主权的概念；b)通过参与性视频、电影竞赛和公共电影放映，与青年、公众和政策制定者接触，从而继续探索产生影响的途径；c)深化伦敦大学皇家霍洛威大学和里约热内卢大学(巴西)最近在可持续消费方面的两个示范中心之间的研究伙伴关系。D)尝试参与式方法，比较研究实践，并准备今后的联合研究工作。将在里约热内卢和伦敦举办参与性讲习班，将保罗·弗莱雷的解放教学方法与用手机相机拍摄的新技术结合起来。我们会参考以往的调查和专题小组的调查结果，并把结果提交给14至18岁的青少年讨论。然后，这些年轻人将被邀请参加电影比赛。来自里约热内卢的获胜团队将被邀请参加在伦敦一家电影院放映巴西和英国电影的电影放映活动，并参加与政策制定者、社区活动人士和当地政客的小组讨论。同样，来自伦敦的团队将前往里约热内卢，在那里介绍和讨论他们的电影。虽然无法预测年轻的电影制作人将在他们的电影中表达什么，但这些有创意的作品将有助于启动与公众关于食品正义、可持续食品和城市食品主权的讨论。该项目结合了关于这一问题的学术、实践和政策视角，并将地方一级的粮食挑战与国际视角联系起来，有望产生理解粮食期货的新方法。

项目成果

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Participatory Methods to engage the voice and experience of children and youth in order to inform digital rights: Ideas for research design, data collection and use of research in practical and policy contexts

参与式方法，吸引儿童和青少年的声音和经验，以告知数字权利：研究设计、数据收集和在实际和政策背景下使用研究的想法

• 发表时间: 2016
• 作者: []

Ethics and Morality in Consumption: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

消费伦理与道德：跨学科视角

• 发表时间: 2016
• 作者: []