We are excited to present a jam-packed agenda featuring international guest speakers and a number of innovative Australian and International urban agricultural practices including groundbreaking new research in the field.
First Nations horticulture. Includes Q and A time.
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Rabekah will share how the City of Dallas is leading the way in becoming more sustainable through urban agriculture, and Ashley Atkinson will share her experiences of urban farming in Detroit. There will be a Q and A session at the end of the two presentations.
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Three presentations about urban agriculture and local government.
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Three speakers share their knowledge about planning - enablers and barriers.
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Three speakers presenting on urban agriculture in an international context.
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Lunch is provided and included in the Friday ticket price.
Two sessions on multi-functional urban urban agriculture, with food forest exemplars.
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Urban food and the circular economy.
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Three sessions discussing documenting the impacts of urban agriculture.
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Three presentations from Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation, University of Canberra and Air Garden.
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Three sessions on community composting.
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Tarunna Sebastian will present on First Nations Perspective- Caring for Country in Food Production; Norah Ansey will be presenting on First Nation's Youth and food security[working with youth in community gardens and Donia Bon, a Torres Strait Islander woman is presenting "Torres Strait Islander Peoples Food Practices on Country [Sea, Land and Sky]".
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This presentation invites food policy makers, activists, scholars, practitioners, growers and eaters to share their hopes for a ‘Fair Food Future’.
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End of day plenary.
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a kwynote presentation on First Nations gardens.
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Denver Urban Gardens and Q and A session.
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Urban agriculture and permaculture.
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Three sessions on community growing in practice.
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Saturday's lunch is a fundraiser BBQ to raise money for the NCIE's Young Fit and Deadly youth program. Lunch is $15 in addition to the conference ticket fee. If you do not wish to participate in the fundraiser you are welcome to bring your own lunch.
Minimising our footprint whilst growing food and regenerative urban agriculture.
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Cultivating food growing culture.
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Two speaker sessions on the topic of food forests.
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Food security and urban agriculture - two sessions.
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The presenter will deliver this workshop online to all in-person attendees.
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