The Slow Food Movement and the Terra-Madre project: food sovereignty and translocal assemblages

Since 2004 the SF Movement has developed a global community of food producers and activists called Terra-Madre. Every two years representatives meet in Turin for five days workshops conferences. Due to Covid-19 crisis radically changed nature meeting, presenting six-month calendar digital physical events around world. The paper examines exchange occurring between communities as form translocal activism considers what extent can be defined movement sovereignty. It draws on data collection online activities research with participants involving semi-structured interviews observation notes. reflects experience fieldwork how new format Terra-Madre provides insights into characterized by conflicts, common perspectives emergent capabilities.