Cultivating Resilience and Reciprocity in Campus Food Growing Spaces

Join Solara Goldwynn for this online presentation which will explore how campus food-growing spaces, such as the Farm at Royal Roads, encompass themes of transformative and systemic change, can build collective and collaborative momentum, create new ways of being, and honour a diversity of perspectives. Through the case study of the Farm at RRU, we will explore tangible actions for local resilience. 

More about the session facilitator 

Solara Goldwynn is the Farm and Food Systems Lead at Royal Roads University and the co-owner of Hatchet & Seed, an edible landscaping business in Victoria, BC. Since 2021, Solara has been helping the University design, develop and manage the Farm at RRU. She is a recent graduate of the Master of Arts in Environmental Education and Communication, a mother and a passionate advocate for local food systems.

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