Recipes for Resilience: Engaging Caribbean Youth in Climate Research and Afro-descendant Food Heritage through Story Mapping and Song (RfR)

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We welcome you to sign up and participate in the 'Recipes for Resilience' project and learn how our Food Heritage Can Help Us Tackle Climate Change!!!

Learn More - www.caribbeanfood4climate.com

FOOD! We love it in all forms and 'flavas'

Food not only sustains us but it also connects us to each other and to our heritage. Food gives us a sense of community and culture. But did you know that our food choices can help save the planet? Did you know that food helped our ancestors fight oppression?

How do your food choices affect climate change? How can out food stories help us to reconnect with our ancestors? Come and find out about how 'slave' food became superfood! Put your creative talents to work as we play online games, share and map Caribbean food stories and co-create songs about the crucial role of food in the fight against climate change and injustice.

Dr. Marisa Wilson
Senior Lecturer in Human Geography
Institute of Geography
University of Edinburgh
Drummond Street
Edinburgh EH8 9XP

Email: climateaction@cyen.org
Website: www.cyen.org

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