Frameworks
Utilising a powerful tool for in-depth research.
Social and Cultural Studies
We provide valuable insights into how individuals and groups interact within society. By studying cultures and social behaviour, we analyse uncover patterns, identify trends, and understand the underlying factors that influence human actions and relationships.
Through this understanding, we can develop strategies to promote positive social change on food systems, foster inclusivity, and enhance communication among diverse communities.
Our research not only sheds light on current societal dynamics but also equips policymakers, educators, and organisations with the tools needed to address challenges and build a more harmonious world. By embracing a multidisciplinary approach, we aim to bridge gaps and create a more connected and empathetic society where every individual feels valued and heard.
Food Studies
This is an interdisciplinary field that explores the complex relationships between food, culture, society, and the environment. We examine how food is produced, distributed, and consumed, and how these processes impact health, identity, society and economies.
Through this lens, we can better understand the historical and contemporary influences that shape our food systems, including agricultural practices, technological advancements, and policy frameworks.
By integrating perspectives from anthropology, sociology, nutrition, and environmental sciences, this field encourages a holistic approach to addressing global challenges such as food security, sustainability, and ethical consumption. Ultimately, this interdisciplinary exploration seeks to create pathways toward a more equitable and resilient food future for all.
Critical Global Health studies
Our perspective highlights the interconnectedness of health issues across national boundaries, emphasising the importance of equity, global preventive medicine, public health, and primary care.
This approach also takes into account cross-cultural sensitivity and the necessity for interdisciplinary collaboration.By fostering partnerships between countries and organisations, a global health perspective aims to address disparities and improve health outcomes for all populations.
This includes initiatives to combat infectious diseases, reduce maternal and child mortality, and enhance access to essential health services. Moreover, it encourages the sharing of knowledge and resources to strengthen healthcare systems worldwide.
Vegan Studies
Understanding the impact of non-speciesist paradigms on food systems. Delve into how a non-speciesist perspective influences food systems, along with the advantages of plant-based diets for health, the environment, and society. Vegan studies cover a broad spectrum of subjects, including:
– Nutritional science
– Ethical considerations
– Cultural influences
– Economic implications
This multidisciplinary field examines how adopting a vegan lifestyle can contribute to sustainable food systems and address global challenges such as climate change, food security, and animal welfare. By understanding these aspects, researchers and industry professionals can develop innovative solutions and promote practices that support a healthier planet and population.
