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From our archives - Food is an African Feminist Issue by Elaine Salo

Position of Postdoctoral Researcher

Urban foodscapes in Woodstock, Cape Town and ‘Glocalised’ supermarkets

Towards decolonial transdisciplinary research: The humanities in food studies

Critical Food Studies Indaba

uMakhulu's Hands

Enraged: Women and Nature

My Daily Bread

Post graduate fellowships - University of Pretoria

Food as healing: building resilience

revolutionaries at the table

Student fellowships: call for applications

Food Sovereignty as Freedom

Mambhele's Harvest

Food, Pleasure and Poison in Cape Town: A Response to World Food Day

The Allegory of the Vanity of the Plastic Spoon by Coral Bijoux

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Thinking through transdisciplinarity: Dis-ease workshop

Finding a way forward for the South African food system

The United Nations Decade of Action on Nutrition and the instructive lessons that can be drawn from FAO’s 1960s Freedom from Hunger Campaign

Cultures and Cuisines: A Peek at Our Early History

Hunger

Reflections on the Food Politics and Cultures Festival: 10-12 November 2017

“Mens moet altyd dit in die huis hê”

Food - Where private and public intersect by Angelo Fick

Food as memory and life by Dee Marco

The 2017 Food Politics and Cultures Festival in Pictures

Politicizing public eating spaces

Regulating Food Waste in the City

Seeking Mielie in Milpa by Zayaan Khan

The Fish System: A Poem by Jolyn Phillips

Food Studies and the Pitfalls of Interdisciplinarity by Desiree Lewis

“Eating the Other”: the “Red Indian” Motif and Eating

AVAILABLE NOW: Food Politics and Cultures Festival Draft Programme

Food and “Excess” in Rome by Desiree Lewis

7th International Conference on Food Studies in Rome

Gnanum: A Short Story by Pralini Naidoo

The 'Futures of Food,' a communiqué by Lynn Mafofo

A Poem by Gabeba Badaroon: My Tongue Softens on The Other Name

EXTENDED: Call for Contributions to an Art Exhibition

EXTENDED: CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

A Festival of the Arts, Humanities & Social Science

Food as a Personal and Political Encounter by Angelo Fick

The Futures of Food: Thinking Through Health Food

"Decolonising Food Systems and Sowing Seeds of Resistance."

Regulating slavery is not good enough

Corporate Control Over Seeds

The wells of not-so-ancient wisdom by Pralini Naidoo

Thinking about Food and Racism in “Post-Apartheid” South Africa

Some Everyday Rituals Around Food and Eating

Bodies, Matter and Feminist Freedoms

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From our archives – Food is an African Feminist Issue by Elaine Salo

12 Dec 2019

essays and opinion pieces

Food is an African Feminist Issue Elaine Salo November 2015 Read more

Position of Postdoctoral Researcher

3 Dec 2019

Events and calls

Position of Postdoctoral Researcher: Critical Food Studies Programme, University of the Western Cape 2 December 2019 Applications are invited from South African PhD humanities graduates for the position of postdoctoral…

Urban foodscapes in Woodstock, Cape Town and ‘Glocalised’ supermarkets

2 Dec 2019

essays and opinion pieces

Balmoral Supermarket, Woodstock. Source: Google Maps Urban foodscapes in Woodstock, Cape Town and ‘Glocalised’ supermarkets Paper presented at “Making a Mess: Intersectionality and Food Studies” Conference, University of Minnesota. August…

Towards decolonial transdisciplinary research: The humanities in food studies

5 Nov 2019

Events and calls

This workshop was hosted by the Critical Food Studies: Transdisciplinary Humanities Approaches Programme. It aimed at generating conversations, fostering transdisciplinarity, and encouraging relevant theorising and methodological work on food studies.…

Critical Food Studies Indaba

22 Oct 2019

Events and calls

The Critical Food Studies Indaba took place on the 18th November 2019 at the University of kwaZulu Natal. Three PI’s of the Mellon-funded CFS Program engaged with students, postgrads and…

uMakhulu’s Hands

22 Oct 2019

Art and poetry

uMakhulu’s hands a poem by Ongezwa Mbele uMakhulu is now an ancestor, so the land is dry but it is the tangible form we have of her My grandmother’s…

Enraged: Women and Nature

16 Oct 2019

essays and opinion pieces

Enraged: Women and Nature Donna Andrews, Kiah Smith and M. Alejandra Morena 11/10/2019 We are pleased to share with you a piece co-authored by a member of the CFS…

Food as healing: building resilience

2 Oct 2019

Student and emerging writers

Food as healing: building resilience by Rifqah Tifloen When I was growing up, my parents ran a canteen in a shoe factory in Port Elizabeth. Back then, the idea of…

Food, pleasure and poison in Cape Town, a response to World Food Day.

If you were unable to join us on the 19th October 2019 at the Magnet Theatre in Cape Town, you can watch the panel discussion below. Panelists: Zayaan Khan, Ru Furusa, Haidee Swanby and Angelo Fick. Chaired by Desiree Lewis. Event poster here

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Food Politics and Cultures

From our archives – Food is an African Feminist Issue by Elaine Salo

Position of Postdoctoral Researcher

Urban foodscapes in Woodstock, Cape Town and ‘Glocalised’ supermarkets

Towards decolonial transdisciplinary research: The humanities in food studies

Critical Food Studies Indaba

uMakhulu’s Hands

Enraged: Women and Nature

Food as healing: building resilience

Food, pleasure and poison in Cape Town, a response to World Food Day.

Submit your work to Critical Food Studies: Transdisciplinary Humanities Approaches

CFS Seminar Series – past programmes

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Food Politics and Cultures

Food, pleasure and poison in Cape Town, a response to World Food Day.

Submit your work to Critical Food Studies: Transdisciplinary Humanities Approaches

CFS Seminar Series – past programmes

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