Thursday 25 November 2021 at 7pm GMT

Plant-based in the community

with Sarah Bentley

Hosted by Rohini Bajekal, Nutritionist & Team Member of Plant-Based Health Professionals UK

Made in Hackney is the UK’s first plant-based community cookery school and charity https://madeinhackney.org/

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What will I learn from this webinar?

  • The case for cooking together – mental and physical health benefits
  • Made in Hackney’s recipe for success for bringing people towards a more plant-based diet: respect, compassion, understanding and joy – and why these things are so important
  • Tips for setting up a community cooking initiative: learn the basics
Sarah Bentley Made in Hackney webinar

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About Sarah Bentley, Founder and Director of Made in Hackney ​

In 2009, former reggae journalist and university lecturer Sarah Bentley had a conscious awakening. Questioning the impact her writing was having on the issues she cared about she embarked on a period of learning. She read books on the global food system; watched documentaries about the banking crisis; helped build cob houses in eco
communities; learned to grow food; became a passionate advocate of organic; started writing for The Ecologist; took multiple Permaculture courses; did an apprenticeship at 38 Degrees; took part in grassroots environmental activism (well, tagged along with ‘real’ activists to blockade an oil rig for the day); became a growing apprentice at
Growing Communities and had a life-changing conversation with Indian activist Vandana Shiva.

These experiences landed Sarah at the heart of London’s thriving organic, local food scene. Sarah believes this is, as the permaculture saying goes, ‘A revolution disguised as gardening.’ “By working on re-localising food systems you’re having a positive impact on a huge range of issues – food poverty, inequality, climate change, reducing corporate control of our food, health, and wellbeing.

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This webinar lasts one hour including a Live Q&A.

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