Talks

Six Inches of Soil tells the inspiring story of British farmers, growers, chefs and communities standing up against the industrial food system and transforming

In a time marked by escalating fascism, repression and social fragmentation, healing justice is not separate from movement work – it is essential to

Looksmaxxing. Trad wives. Trans erasure. Violence against those framed as gender “deviants”, while black and brown men are thrown under the bus in the

Can rewilding and food production work together? This workshop explores practical ways to combine wild food harvesting with rewilding projects, wildlife gardens, and biodiverse

Calling all geeks! In a festival of 15,000 people, there must be some, and you might enjoy sessions like this, where nothing much happens

What does it mean to build a food system rooted in solidarity, ecology, and collective care rather than extraction and profit? Join Jyoti Fernandes

Education is a human right, but for too many young people school isn’t a place they can learn or thrive. And for an increasing

“Why did we not get the revolutions we deserve ? Maybe because most of our movements are burnout machines. It’s not personal, but political,

Organising Against Fascism: How to Unite Communities in the Face of Rising Far-Right Activity in the UK As far-right movements continue to grow across

Step right up for a wildly entertaining herbal caper with the Seed Sistas — Fi and Kaz — herbalists, witches, plant nerds and botanical

In a journey across the island, Brinsley McNamara – curator of the popular social media channel Weird Ireland – shares his oddity obsession to

Why are there goats at Shambala — and what can they teach us about food, farming, land, and care? In this practical and thought-provoking