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How did ‘Slow food’ begin? How is ‘Slow food’ constructed? Campaigns Links

Content. How did ‘Slow food’ begin? How is ‘Slow food’ constructed? Campaigns Links. How did ‘Slow food’ begin?. Start First called ‘ A rcigola ’ Carlo Petini Italy, Barolo Logo: edible snail Philosophy Good Clean Fair. How is ‘Slow food’ constructed?. Organization 153 countries

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How did ‘Slow food’ begin? How is ‘Slow food’ constructed? Campaigns Links

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  1. Content • How did ‘Slow food’ begin? • How is ‘Slow food’ constructed? • Campaigns • Links

  2. How did ‘Slow food’ begin? • Start • First called ‘Arcigola’ • Carlo Petini • Italy, Barolo • Logo: edible snail • Philosophy • Good • Clean • Fair

  3. How is ‘Slow food’ constructed? • Organization • 153 countries • 100,000 members worldwide • 1,300 convivia There are many more instances!

  4. Campaigns • Terra Madre • To help farmers, breeders, fishermen… • Bring together with consumers, cooks… • First ‘world meeting’: • 5,000 producers from 130 countries • Slow fish • Help for traditional fishermen • 100,000 members of ‘Slow food’ • 5,000 food producers, farmers and fisher • 1,000 cooks, 500 academics

  5. Campaigns • Raw milk • Change laws to allow the production of raw milk • 20,000 signatures • GMOs • Against genetically modified crops • Convivia • Otherorganizations

  6. Links • http://slowfood.com/ • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_Food • http://www.slowfood.com/international/10/networks • http://www.slowfood.com/slowfish/ • http://slowfood.com/international/23/raw-milk • http://slowfood.com/international/22/gmos

  7. Thank you for your attention! Daphne WagnerEuropean School Munich

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