Program > Session 4

THURSDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2025 - 13:30-15:00

Panel 11 - Room 22: Building Food Literacy in Context 

Chair: Stinne Gunder Strøm Krogager

Food Democracy in Practice: Institutional and Informal Communication on Vegetarian Policies in French University Canteens
Cristina Romanelli, Université de Lille 

Chefs Cooking Up Capital
Beth Forrest, Deirdre Murphy,Culinary Institute of America

Developing Food Policy Literacy – the Case of the Food Systems Flower Diagram
Rebecca Wells, City St George's, University of London, Kelly Parsons, University of Cambridge

Panel 12 - Room 27: Food Culture Communication: From Restaurants to Households

 Chair: Salma El Bourkadi

Pots, Pans, and Knife Cuts on Hands: Restaurant Kitchens as Media
Anson Hunt, Carleton University

Hipster Hospitality: The Paradox of Accessibility and Exclusivity in Contemporary Food Culture
Kajsa Hult, Örebro University

Communication as a Key Factor in Household Adaptation and Resilience to Crises
Emna Ouertani, University of Carthage, Maram Ben Hmida, Higher School of Agriculture, Mograne

Panel 13 - Room 32: Digital Dissemination of Nutrition Knowledge

  Chair: Emily Contois

The Styles of “Healthy Food” in Stock Images
Iben B. Jessen, Aalborg University 

Digital Plates and False Prophets: Social Media's Double-Edged Impact on Food Democracy
Joachim Allgaier, Fulda University of Applied Sciences

Food Morals in Online Discourses – Social Network Analysis and Netnography Analysis of German Food Communities on Instagram
Eva-Maria Endres, Anhalt University

Panel 14 - Room 36: Food Systems and Social Equity

Chair: Ana Tominc

Emancipatory Imaginaries: the Platform Transformation of Denver's Urban Food System
Hillary Quarles, University of Denver

Improving Access to Nutritious Food for Migrants from Disadvantaged Backgrounds: A Rapid Evidence Assessment
Alexandra Constantinescu, Naz Ali, Buckinghamshire New University 

“A fistful of rice”: Food health communications and British Bangladeshi Women in Tower Hamlets, London
Elaine Swan,University of Sussex, Hussain Shazna Miah Sajna, Miles Zoe, Women's Environmental Network (WEN)