Radical Food

Radical food and farming in Iceland.
This seminar is an invitation to discuss possibilities for a radical shift in food policy and
food production in Iceland, aiming towards an anti-capitalist and cooperatively organized society.

The presenter Nick Robinsson will discuss examples of organic, localized, and decentralized food models from the United States. Discussion topics might include the
current organic movement in Iceland, land use policy, farmer/people-focused energy policy, anticorporateagriculture politics, worker-owned cooperative organic farming practices, the
importance of food crop biodiversity, nutrition as a part of a revolutionary politics, the political economy of food and farming, and how the unique charecteristics of Iceland could contribute to a progressive, cooperative, and sustainable food system.

Time: Wednesday August 14 · 18:00–21:45 at Reykjavíkurakademían JL-húsinu.
Place: Staðsetning: Reykjavíkurakademían JL-húsinu.

Free and open to all! More about The Radical Summer University (Róttæki sumarháskólinn) here: sumarhaskolinn.org.