In this episode, Kirsi interviews Sebastien Verpoorten who is the project coordinator for Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus and Our Food Our Future.

Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (MS), Aarhus is an activist organisation run by volunteers and a part of an international federation Action Aid Alliance. In this interview we will shed light onto how MS works and what are the goals for the future. Besides that we will discuss the EU collaboration project Our Food Our Future.

Recorded by: Kirsi Tilk

Edited by: Kirsi Tilk

Music by: Cole B. @ https://soundcloud.com/colbylight

Source list: https://inequalitytalks.podbean.com/p/inequality-talks-ms-and-ofof-1683121117/

This episode is made as part of the Our Food Our Future initiative. The initiative, co-funded by the European Commission, is an international coalition of civil society organizations working towards changing the global food system to be sustainable and socially just. In Our Food Our Future Denmark, we try to bring issues of food justice to the forefront of public debate.

Our food our future campaign:

https://ourfood-ourfuture.eu/

This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of ActionAid Denmark and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

Café Mellemfolk:

https://www.facebook.com/mellemfolk

For more from Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus:

We’ve got a lot going on in Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus. We are a Danish NGO that works for a more just and sustainable world, collaborating with global partners worldwide as part of the ActionAid Alliance.

Here in Aarhus we have over a hundred volunteers working together to run a not-for-profit cafe and campaign and educate in areas ranging from feminism and climate justice to anti-discrimination and economic inequality to queer issues and refugee rights.

You can come down to Cafe Mellemfolk every day but Sunday for amazing food, drinks, and events in a cosy cafe run by our lovely volunteers.

You can also get involved with our events, activities, and campaigns, and even running the cafe, as a volunteer yourself.

So check out Instagram and Facebook to find out more about our cafe and our campaigns, by looking up Cafe Mellemfolk or Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus or following the links in the episode notes. And check out Podbean, Youtube, and other podcast providers for more episodes, interviews, and cool stuff.

Thank you everyone for listening, and, until next time, goodbye!

https://www.ms.dk/mellemfolk

https://www.facebook.com/msaarhus

https://www.instagram.com/mellemfolkeligtsamvirke_aarhus/

In this episode, Kirsi interviews a regenerative farmer Marie Junker Boesen, who is the founder of the organic farm Høsteriet. We discuss the contemporary agriculture in Denmark and in the world. Besides that, we take a deep dive into how it is to be a small-scale farmer and discuss alternative ways of farming and food production.

Recorded by: Kirsi Tilk

Edited by: Kirsi Tilk

Music by: Cole B. @ https://soundcloud.com/colbylight

Source list: https://inequalitytalks.podbean.com/p/inequality-talks-h%c3%b8steriet/

For more information about Høsteriet:

https://www.hoesteriet.dk

This episode is made as part of the Our Food Our Future initiative. The initiative, co-funded by the European Commission, is an international coalition of civil society organizations working towards changing the global food system to be sustainable and socially just. In Our Food Our Future Denmark, we try to bring issues of food justice to the forefront of public debate.

Our food our future campaign:

https://ourfood-ourfuture.eu/

This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of ActionAid Denmark and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

Café Mellemfolk:

https://www.facebook.com/mellemfolk

For more from Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus:

We’ve got a lot going on in Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus. We are a Danish NGO that works for a more just and sustainable world, collaborating with global partners worldwide as part of the ActionAid Alliance.

Here in Aarhus we have over a hundred volunteers working together to run a not-for-profit cafe and campaign and educate in areas ranging from feminism and climate justice to anti-discrimination and economic inequality to queer issues and refugee rights.

You can come down to Cafe Mellemfolk every day but Sunday for amazing food, drinks, and events in a cosy cafe run by our lovely volunteers.

You can also get involved with our events, activities, and campaigns, and even running the cafe, as a volunteer yourself.

So check out Instagram and Facebook to find out more about our cafe and our campaigns, by looking up Cafe Mellemfolk or Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus or following the links in the episode notes. And check out Podbean, Youtube, and other podcast providers for more episodes, interviews, and cool stuff.

Thank you everyone for listening, and, until next time, goodbye!

https://www.ms.dk/mellemfolk

https://www.facebook.com/msaarhus

https://www.instagram.com/mellemfolkeligtsamvirke_aarhus/

In this episode, Kirsi interviews Anna Baastrup Rønne and Emmeline Werner from the oldest environmental organisation in Denmark, NOAH. We discuss how the contemporary food industry and agriculture destroys the planet and the systemic changes necessary in order to strive for a more equal and sustainable system. We get an overview of NOAH, how they work and what they focus on. We touch on topics such as Danish agriculture, plant/animal patents, biomass production and much more.

Recorded by: Kirsi Tilk

Edited by: Kirsi Tilk

Music by: Cole B. @ https://soundcloud.com/colbylight

Source list: https://inequalitytalks.podbean.com/p/activism-in-noah-source-list/

For more information about NOAH:

https://noah.dk/

This episode is made as part of the Our Food Our Future initiative. The initiative, co-funded by the European Commission, is an international coalition of civil society organizations working towards changing the global food system to be sustainable and socially just. In Our Food Our Future Denmark, we try to bring issues of food justice to the forefront of public debate.

Our food our future campaign:

https://ourfood-ourfuture.eu/

This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of ActionAid Denmark and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

Café Mellemfolk:

https://www.facebook.com/mellemfolk

For more from Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus:

We’ve got a lot going on in Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus. We are a Danish NGO that works for a more just and sustainable world, collaborating with global partners worldwide as part of the ActionAid Alliance.

Here in Aarhus we have over a hundred volunteers working together to run a not-for-profit cafe and campaign and educate in areas ranging from feminism and climate justice to anti-discrimination and economic inequality to queer issues and refugee rights.

You can come down to Cafe Mellemfolk every day but Sunday for amazing food, drinks, and events in a cosy cafe run by our lovely volunteers.

You can also get involved with our events, activities, and campaigns, and even running the cafe, as a volunteer yourself.

So check out Instagram and Facebook to find out more about our cafe and our campaigns, by looking up Cafe Mellemfolk or Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus or following the links in the episode notes. And check out Podbean, Youtube, and other podcast providers for more episodes, interviews, and cool stuff.

Thank you everyone for listening, and, until next time, goodbye!

https://www.ms.dk/mellemfolk

https://www.facebook.com/msaarhus

https://www.instagram.com/mellemfolkeligtsamvirke_aarhus/

This episode is a live recording of an interview with Jesper Theilgaard, a Danish meteorologist and climate educator, and Happy Itros, a Tanzanian climate justice activist. The talk focuses on climate change in Global North versus Global South countries and how to frame climate action within the climate justice framework.

The interview was part of Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke's 2022 Climate Justice Days in Aarhus, Denmark.

Recorded by: Sébastien Verpoorten

Edited by: Elise Andrew

Music by: Cole B. @ https://soundcloud.com/colbylight

For more from Happy Itros:

https://instagram.com/happy_itros?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

https://twitter.com/happy_itros/status/1573949116178120704?s=46&t=8yX3RQ0ECOqHVZ-VFkpJPA

For more from Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus:

https://www.ms.dk/mellemfolk

https://www.facebook.com/msaarhus

https://www.instagram.com/mellemfolkeligtsamvirke_aarhus/

This episode is a live recording of a talk given by Gry Bossen, the political and campaign coordinator of Verdens Skove (Forests of the World). Gry teaches us about unsustainable soy production and how Denmark and Europe play a massive role in causing this socio-ecological disaster.

This episode is made as part of the Our Food Our Future initiative. The initiative, co-funded by the European Commission, is an international coalition of civil society organizations working towards changing the global food system to be sustainable and socially just. In Our Food Our Future Denmark, we try to bring issues of food justice to the forefront of public debate.

MELLEMFOLKELIGT SAMVIRKE AARHUS

We’ve got a lot going on in Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus. We are a Danish NGO that works for a more just and sustainable world, collaborating with global partners worldwide as part of the ActionAid Alliance.

Here in Aarhus we have over a hundred volunteers working together to run a not-for-profit cafe and campaign and educate in areas ranging from feminism and climate justice to anti-discrimination and economic inequality to queer issues and refugee rights.

You can come down to Cafe Mellemfolk every day but Sunday for amazing food, drinks, and events in a cosy cafe run by our lovely volunteers.

You can also get involved with our events, activities, and campaigns, and even running the cafe, as a volunteer yourself.

So check out Instagram and Facebook to find out more about our cafe and our campaigns, by looking up Cafe Mellemfolk or Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus or following the links in the episode notes.And check out Podbean, Youtube, and other podcast providers for more episodes, interviews, and cool stuff.

Thank you everyone for listening, and, until next time, goodbye!

Our food our future campaign:

https://ourfood-ourfuture.eu/

Café Mellemfolk:

https://www.facebook.com/mellemfolk

This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of ActionAid Denmark and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union

Recorded by: Sébastien Verpoorten

Edited by: Elise Andrew

Music by: Cole B. @ https://soundcloud.com/colbylight

For more from Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus:

https://www.ms.dk/mellemfolk

https://www.facebook.com/msaarhus

https://www.instagram.com/mellemfolkeligtsamvirke_aarhus/

For more from Verdens Skove (Forests of the World):

https://www.verdensskove.org/

In this episode, we have interviewed Dr Claiton Marcio Da Silva on the historical context, the implications, the scale and more of soybean production in Brazil.

This episode is made as part of the Our Food Our Future initiative. The initiative, co-funded by the European Commission, is an international coalition of civil society organizations working towards changing the global food system to be sustainable and socially just. In Our Food Our Future Denmark, we try to bring issues of food justice to the forefront of public debate.

MELLEMFOLKELIGT SAMVIRKE AARHUS

We’ve got a lot going on in Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus. We are a Danish NGO that works for a more just and sustainable world, collaborating with global partners worldwide as part of the ActionAid Alliance.

Here in Aarhus we have over a hundred volunteers working together to run a not-for-profit cafe and campaign and educate in areas ranging from feminism and climate justice to anti-discrimination and economic inequality to queer issues and refugee rights.

You can come down to Cafe Mellemfolk every day but Sunday for amazing food, drinks, and events in a cosy cafe run by our lovely volunteers.

You can also get involved with our events, activities, and campaigns, and even running the cafe, as a volunteer yourself.

So check out Instagram and Facebook to find out more about our cafe and our campaigns, by looking up Cafe Mellemfolk or Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus or following the links in the episode notes.And check out Podbean, Youtube, and other podcast providers for more episodes, interviews, and cool stuff.

Thank you everyone for listening, and, until next time, goodbye!

Our food our future campaign:

https://ourfood-ourfuture.eu/

Café Mellemfolk:

https://www.facebook.com/mellemfolk

This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of ActionAid Denmark and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union

In this episode, Adam and Elise interview Jacob Rask, co-author of Kooperativ Håndbog: Iværksetteri i Fælleskab, on the cooperative model. We discuss how the cooperative model can play an essential role in addressing some of today's biggest socio-ecological and economic challenges. We touch on topics such as equality of ownership, democracy in the workplace, green transition, societal welfare, and more. Jacob also teaches us about the rich history of cooperatives in Denmark.

Recorded by: Adam Bristow-Smith and Elise Andrew

Edited by: Anna Kildall Vænggård

Music by: Cole B. @ https://soundcloud.com/colbylight

For more from Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus:

https://www.ms.dk/mellemfolk

https://www.facebook.com/msaarhus

https://www.instagram.com/mellemfolkeligtsamvirke_aarhus/

Today we will be talking about supply chain law and how it relates to inequalities, namely how inadequacies in supply chain law can exacerbate and perpetuate existing inequalities, as well as create new ones. We will get insights from Floriane Biem, the Decent work & Corporate accountability Deputy Campaigner at ActionAid France & Maelys Orellana, campaigner at ActionAid France in matters of corporate accountability and decent work.

This episode is made as part of the Our Food Our Future initiative. The initiative, co-funded by the European Commission, is an international coalition of civil society organizations working towards changing the global food system to be sustainable and socially just. In Our Food Our Future Denmark, we try to bring issues of food justice to the forefront of public debate. The topic of supply chains is a particularly important one when we talk about food justice.

We’ve got a lot going on in Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus. We are a Danish NGO that works for a more just and sustainable world, collaborating with global partners worldwide as part of the ActionAid Alliance.

Here in Aarhus we have over a hundred volunteers working together to run a not-for-profit cafe and campaign and educate in areas ranging from feminism and climate justice to anti-discrimination and economic inequality to queer issues and refugee rights.

You can come down to Cafe Mellemfolk every day but Sunday for amazing food, drinks, and events in a cosy cafe run by our lovely volunteers.

You can also get involved with our events, activities, and campaigns, and even running the cafe, as a volunteer yourself.

So check out Instagram and Facebook to find out more about our cafe and our campaigns, by looking up Cafe Mellemfolk or Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Aarhus or following the links in the episode notes.And check out Podbean, Youtube, and other podcast providers for more episodes, interviews, and cool stuff.

Thank you everyone for listening, and, until next time, goodbye!

Check out ActionAid France here:

https://www.actionaid.fr/

Our food our future campaign:

https://ourfood-ourfuture.eu/

This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of ActionAid Denmark and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union