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Peer learning session: mapping the evidence base for the community food sector
This peer session will include:
• An overview of what we’ve found so far and how we’re approaching the mapping
• Breakout discussion groups to discuss whether the findings reflect your experience and evidence from practice.
This is an opportunity to critically reflect on the emerging evidence, test our assumptions, and ensure the final outputs are grounded in the realities of community food work across Scotland.
Wednesday 11 November 2026
1.30 – 2.30 pm
Online via Teams
Who should attend?
Anyone involved in community food activities, policy, practice, research, or evaluation who would like to contribute their insights and perspectives.
More information and registration on the eventbrite website