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Friday October 18, 2024 10:30am - 11:30am CEST
Food production is a leading cause of deforestation, biodiversity loss, and premature deaths, but it is also a major victim of the climate crisis. This is the result of decades of corporate consolidation, a myopic focus on efficiency and productivity, and an over-reliance on techno-fixes. Big Agriculture resists changes that the public supports, with a playbook similar to Big Tobacco and Big Oil.

Much of this is hidden from us by complexity and a lack of media attention. But investigative reporters can play a critical role in changing this by using data, FOIA, and open source tools. Lighthouse Reports' Food Systems Newsroom will lead a discussion about how innovative techniques and collaborative methodologies can invigorate food reporting, helping journalists to reframe consumer-oriented reporting into narrative-driven stories about a broken system and how it can be changed.
Speakers
avatar for Thin Lei Win

Thin Lei Win

Investigative journalist, Lighthouse Reports
My main hat is food systems, climate change and where they meet. My other hat is Burma, my home country.
avatar for Margot Gibbs

Margot Gibbs

Reporter, Lighthouse Reports
Finance, Food
avatar for Silvia Lazzaris

Silvia Lazzaris

Journalist, FoodUnfolded
I'm a multimedia reporter and author tackling ethics, power, tech & science. My work has been published in several international media including Corriere della Sera, BBC World Service, Wired UK, Domani, and Will Media. Over the past year I have been working on "What we eat", a documentary... Read More →
Friday October 18, 2024 10:30am - 11:30am CEST
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