How to build a better food system? · Insights from the Moral Ambition’s Food Transition Fellowship

​Join us on Tuesday 20 January 7:30pm at the Sister Brussels Café for a casual evening conversation on how food systems are evolving, with a focus on the protein transition and what it could mean for Europe in the years ahead. We’ll explore lessons from countries leading the plant-based shift, how food, animal welfare, climate, and public health intersect, and why these questions matter beyond what’s on our plate.

​We’ll have the pleasure of welcoming Kiri Campbell, a fellow of the School for Moral Ambition’s Food Transition Fellowship, who will share perspectives from her work and experience, followed by an open Q&A. The evening will continue with informal networking and conversation.

​This event is organised in collaboration between Effective Altruism Belgium and the School for Moral Ambition.

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