Oxford Real Farming Conference Global
January 7-13, 2021

“Join us for the first global, online gathering of the Oxford Real Farming Conference in January 2021! Working with partners around the world, ORFC Global brings together voices from the real food and farming movement across six continents, for what we believe is the first time ever.  Please join us for this radical, inclusive and inspiring seven-day programme of talks, events and workshops.

This seven-day programme offers over 150 sessions that have been programmed with partners and farming communities from across six continents.  It includes a mix of talks, panel discussions, workshops and cultural events on everything from farm practice to climate justice to indigenous knowledge.”

Talks by many prominent and inspiring activists and scholars from across the world, including Local Futures’ director Helena Norberg-Hodge together with celebrated chef and local food restaurateur Alice Waters. Other speakers and old friends of Local Futures include Frances Moore Lappé, Rob Hopkins, Jyoti Fernandes, Debal Deb, Colin Tudge and Vandana Shiva.

Full program
https://orfc.org.uk/programme/

Book tickets (bursaries and discounted tickets available, details below)
https://orfc.org.uk/book-tickets/

Full Programme

This seven-day programme offers over 150 sessions that have been programmed with partners and farming communities from across six continents.  It includes a mix of talks, panel discussions, workshops and cultural events on everything from farm practice to climate justice to indigenous knowledge. Please take some time to explore!

Please note that although workshops are free to all registered delegates, separate, advance registration is required for all workshops, and spaces are limited. Workshop registration opened to all registered delegates from Tuesday, 29 December 2020 and was sent via email. Register early to avoid disappointment!

VIEW A PDF OF THE FULL PROGRAMME HERE

The conference runs from 12pm – 10pm GMT daily; however, times for all sessions should be displayed in your local timezon