On Monday, April 14th at 14:30, a roundtable titled "Cittaslow between Sustainability and Food Policies" will take place at the Historical Library of Public Law, located at Via Università 12.
The event concludes a series of seminars held in various cities of the Cittaslow International network in Italy and Europe. These seminars covered a wide range of topics from a multidisciplinary perspective, including the Right to Food, Food Sustainability, Critical Consumption, and Workers’ Rights Protection.
The introduction will be given by: Prof. Lucia Scaffardi, scientific coordinator of the Food for Future project at the Department of Law, Political Science, and International Studies – Department of Excellence (2023-2027); Mauro Migliorini, president of Cittaslow International; Pier Giorgio Oliveti, secretary general of Cittaslow International; and Prof. Giacomo Degli Antoni, member of the steering committee of the Food for Future project.
Following the introduction, professors Fabio Corigliano, Giulia Formici, Marco Inglese, Fabio Pantano, Giacomo Degli Antoni, and Vincenza Pellegrino will analyze the experiences gained during the seminars, exploring the best practices that have emerged from the territory, also from the perspective of local policies, to best tackle the future challenges of a more equitable and resilient system from a social, economic, and food perspective.
The event is organized in collaboration with the Master's Degree program "Global Food Law: Sustainability Challenges and Innovation".
Attached is the poster with the full program.
