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Men, Meat and the More than Human World<\/p>\n

Man Food is a project looking at men, protein and the environment. It\u2019s been set up in response to claims that current levels of meat consumption across the world aren\u2019t sustainable. Intensive livestock farming contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, puts land and water resources under pressure, and is connected to antimicrobial resistance (superbugs). But most of us don\u2019t make links between what we put on our plate and what\u2019s happening in the wider environment. Why do we eat what we eat? What role does sustainability play alongside taste, health, cost and convenience? How might we have different conversations about food and about our relationship to the environment?<\/p>\n

Researchers from the\u00a0University of Southampton are working with Windmill Hill City Farm, The Matthew Tree Project and Knowle West Health Park, to see what happens when we come together to talk about men and protein. And we\u2019re not just interesting in talking, but in getting stuck in \u2013 in cooking and eating together, in seeing food from different perspectives, and in using creative methods like photography and video to explore the world around us.<\/p>\n

To do this, we\u2019ll be running a series of workshops in Bristol, with groups of men from around the city. We\u2019ll also be appointing an artist in residence to work alongside the project, to respond to these workshops and to the broader ideas we\u2019re exploring. This work will be presented at At-Bristol, as part of Healthy City Week, and at other pop up events across the city.<\/p>\n

Man Food is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council through the Connected Communities Programme.<\/p>\n

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