#GoEAThical – Our Food. Our Future
European youth stand up for sustainable food supply chains that respect migrant workers’ rights and reduce climate change, hunger and poverty as key drivers of migration.
#GoEAThical change for the better and feel good about it!
As global citizens of the EU, it is our responsibility to take on the challenges that the world faces. Migration and climate change are at the top of EU citizens’ shared concerns (of development).
Our food system has an enormous influence and impact on climate change and causes of migration (poverty, hunger, etc.). To guarantee a sustainable change in attitudes and behaviours by more than 30 millions young Europeans, we will start from the analysis of food production and consumption systems and show glocal interconnections, established between themes and that demonstrate, plainly, that we all have a starring role in the promotion of more just, dignified and inclusive world.
Check the campaign’s official website: https://ourfood-ourfuture.eu/
OUR GOALS
In an active and innovative manner, we will seek to commit European youth to European development policies that contribute to the mitigation of global challenges of migration and climate change and sustainable food production and consumption. We will strengthen the promotion of fundamental European values of human rights and solidarity, as well as the capacity to analyse interdependent relationships established at a glocal level.
OUR ACTIVITIES
From March 2020 to August 2023 we will promote an intense pan-European campaign for the promotion of a sustainable supply chain, to contribute towards the mitigation of climate change and the support of a dignified migratory policy. Through studies, action laboratories, contests, tours, petitions, seminars, lectures, festivals and many other initiatives and by using methodologies and strategies that are participative, dynamic and impact oriented, we shall sensitize and mobilize young Europeans, aiming to guarantee a system of food production and consumption that is more just, decent and sustainable.
OUR PATH
Our strategy is geared towards guaranteeing the promotion of sustainable attitudes and a change in behaviour of the target groups and final beneficiaries. We will engage and enable young Europeans, by using participatory approaches and methodologies to transform young people into key actors of development and campaign dissemination.
Because we are referring to a campaign for a young audience, an intense work in communication for development will be developed, geared towards the dissemination of narratives dealing with the interconnections between themes of Education for Development and Global Citizenship (EDCG).
Multimedia and social media tools shall be preferred. All the campaign’s work will be grounded in a solid research based on knowledge and analysis and powered by a network of partners with a vast and important role in the promotion of Global Citizenship topics.
OUR IMPACT
To increase the knowledge and engagement of young Europeans in the promotion of values of solidarity and human rights, as well as their ability to face the global challenges of migration, climate change and promote a sustainable food system.
In accordance with the pillars, “People” and “Planet” of the New European Consensus on EU Development and the 2030 Agenda, the #GoEAThical” campaign will mobilize young Europeans to adopt sustainable consumption patterns and actively support sustainable networks of supply of food products, fair trade chains, respect for human and workers’ rights and sustainable development, through improved institutional and business policies at EU and member states level.
The European Commission’s Development Education and Awareness Raising Programme (DEAR), supports projects that engage the European Union public in worldwide issues of social, economic and environmental development.
NEWS & ARTICLES
These news articles were produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of IMVF and/or OFOF partners, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
11.07.2023
29.11.2021 Our Food. Our Future campaign joines more than 60 NGOs in an Open Letter to The EU urging for a gender-responsive due diligence law
15.06.2021 Manifesto: Challenging The Broken Global System
09.06.2021 Germinating for change | #EUGreenWeek2021
05.06.2021 Everything you need to know about Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence
02.06.2021 #OurFoodOurFuture campaign promotes seed bombs workshop: “Há Horta na Mouraria”
31.05.2021 Webinar: Sustainable Cooking with Chef Fábio Bernardino
25.05.2021 Our Food. Our Future Call for Proposal: Join the fight for food justice
25.02.2021 New policy paper: Development and Food and Nutrition Security – Perspectives and (in)coherence
12.02.2021 Solidarity with Repórter Brasil: Investigational NGO becomes a target for cyberattacks and threats against employees (Read letter)
03.02.2021 Help hold businesses accountable with just a click before 8 February 2021
27.01.2021 What do the Portuguese think about Food and the Food Industry?
16.10.2020 #GoEAThical and Farm to Fork: two initiatives that make us rethink food production and consumption
27.05.2020 IMVF has joined the Action for Sustainable Development Platform
09.05.2020 The IMVF and Europe Day
05.05.2020 #GoEAThical campaign: Food and Climate
WEBSERIE INVISIBLE INGREDIENTS | SEASON TWO
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Duration
- 42 months: March 2020 to August 2023
Partners
- Christliche Initiative Romero e.V
- Action Aid France – Peuples Solidaires
- Asociația Mai Bine
- Buy Responsibly Foundation (Fundacja Kupuj Odpowiedzialnie)
- Federación Andalucía Acoge
- Focus Association for Sustainable Development
- International Movement of Catholic Agricultural and Rural Youth – Europe
- Katholische Landjugendbewegung Deutschlands e.V.
- Oxfam Deutschland e.V.
- Repórter Brasil
- Slow Food Youth Germany
- Südwind – Verein für Entwicklungspolitik und Globale Gerechtigkeit
- Tudatos Vásárlók Közhasznú Egyesülete
- Association of Conscious Consumers
- Women on Farms Project
- We World – GVC Onlus
RESOURCES
These publications were produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of IMVF and/or OFOF partners, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
Quantos-queres | english version
“Academia de Ativismo” Poster
Footer image: © Banana Link/James Robinson Photography | Golden Exotics Limited (GEL), Ghana | October 2016
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