CCS Seminar Series: Thought for Food - Fast food, masculinity and misogyny in contemporary Zimbabwe
The Thought for Food seminar series
examines challenging themes in food studies. If we are indeed what we
eat, how do the lies and half-truths we consume shape our identities and
behaviours? Given our colonial history, what could a just food system look like, considering how the intersections of
gender, race, class, age, and location affect access to
healthful food? Are there concrete examples that we can learn from one another
about food, its production and consumption, its circuits, and impact? The
goal of these dialogs and presentations is to provide a platform for students,
academics, activists, and policy makers to learn from ongoing work to foster
more sustainable food production systems in Africa.
For more information, please see the attached.
Notice Details
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Category
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Announcements
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Posted
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07 July 2025
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By
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Simo Dlamini
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Tel
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From
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UKZN
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Audience
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Howard College Staff
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Howard College Students
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Edgewood Staff
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EdgWood Students
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Medical School Staff
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Medical School Students
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PMB Staff
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PMB Students
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Westville Staff
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Westville Students
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