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Program > Session 4

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

Panel 11 - Room 22: Building Food Literacy in Context 

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Libraries and Food Democracy: New Practices on Food Knowledge Mediation in a French Media Center
Laurence Favier, Simona De Iulio, 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: 

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)

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