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Best Practices to Support Food-Based Education

 
Our Best Practices are complied from across Europe to demonstrate how food-based education can effectively support marginalised and excluded adult learners. This collection highlights diverse approaches taken by organisations to use food as a tool for engagement, skill-building, and social inclusion, illustrating the potential of food-based learning to create accessible pathways into education and community integration. Through real-world examples, these case studies provide insight into how food-centered activities can develop both practical skills and a sense of belonging among participants.
 

Each case study within the Food Includes collection showcases tailored methods to engage adults who face educational barriers, from culinary training to community gardening and sustainable food initiatives. This resource serves as a valuable guide for educators and organisations seeking to implement similar strategies, equipping them with proven methods to foster inclusive, skills-oriented learning environments. By connecting people through food, these initiatives not only support personal development but also enhance social cohesion and sustainability in communities across Europe.

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