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The Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food is an interdisciplinary research network at the University of Oxford. Director: Prof Charles Godfray. Our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/iuYCHA

The front page of a briefing document. It is titled The economics of food price caps: Who benefits, who pays and the ripple effects. The image in the background is of hands holding a till receipt. In blue at the bottom is a summary with points written from 1 to 6.
A brown chicken sits in a wooden box on straw. She has one brown egg beneath her and one white egg to the side. There is a logo that says LEAP on blue in the left hand corner and 2026 is written on the top right hand corner. Along the bottom it reads 22 April 2026, Worcester College, Oxford
A brown hen in a wooden box, sitting on one brown egg, with another white egg further away. The LEAP blue logo is in the top left corner, in the top right it reads 2026. Along the bottom it says 22 April 2026, Worcester College, Oxford
A flyer for a talk. At the top, blue molecules are featured with Professor Gideon Henderson written over. The title of the talk is: Carbon dioxide removal: Are science and policy keeping up with the market. The date, 3 February, and time, 16:30 to 18:00 GMT are featured at the bottom of the flyer. White lettering on a dark blue background.
A dark blue flyer for a talk. In the top left is the logo of the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food. Below this reads: Cleo Verkuijl, Thursday 13 November 16:00, Oxford Martin School and online. The title of the talk is Alternative proteins: progress, pitfalls and possibilities. There is a website for bookings: https://www.futureoffood.ox.ac.uk/events. Mid left is a photo of a white woman with long dark hair, she is talking into a microphone and gesturing with her hands.
A flyer for a talk. The flyer is blue. The writing in white reads: Dr Claire Thompson, Thursday 30 October 16:00. Oxford Martin School and online. Experiences of food provision in UK 'asylum hotels' and the implications for health. The website provided is: http://www.futureoffood.ox.ac.uk/events. On the left of the flyer is a picture of a white woman with brown hair to her shoulders, wearing glasses.
A brown chicken sits on straw in a wooden box. It sits on one brown egg with a white egg nearby. In the top left is a logo which reads LEAP: Livestock, Environment and People. In the top right it reads 2026. Along the bottom it says 22 April 2026, Worcester College, Oxford
A flyer with a deep blue background. The logo reads Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food. Below this it says Professor Harry West, Thursday 16 October, 16:00. How 'place-based' are terroir products?: Reflections on scale, movement and change. There is a website listed for bookings: http://www.futureoffood.ox.ac.uk/events. There is a picture on the left of a white man standing in front of a brick wall. He has short curly blonde hair and is wearing a maroon shirt.
A flyer with the heading Future of Food Michaelmas seminars. Underneath it says Thursdays, 16:00, Oxford Martin school seminar room 1 or online. Below left it has a picture of a white man with curly blonde hair, wearing a red shirt. Next to the picture it says Thursday 16 October, Professor Harry West, University of Exeter. The title of Harry's talk is: How place-based are terroir products?: Reflections on scale, movement and change. Below Harry is a photograph of a white woman with long dark hair, wearing glasses. To the right of the photograph it reads Thursday 30 October, Dr Claire Thompson, University of Hertfordshire. The title of Claire's talk is: Experiences of food provision in asylum hotels and the implications for health. On the right of the flyer are two further photographs. At the top is a photo of a white woman with dark brown hair talking into a microphone. To the right of the photograph it reads Thursday 13 November, Cleo Verkuijl, Stockholm Environment Institute. Cleo's talk is titled: Alternative proteins: progress, pitfalls and possibilities. Below Cleo's photograph is another photograph of a white woman with short brown hair, talking. She wears a black top. The details read Thursday 20 November, Anna Taylor, The Food Foundation. The talk title is: Opportunities offered by a new food strategy.
A white woman stands to the left of a screen, talking. They are wearing dark trousers and a dark top. They have dark hair and glasses on.
A flyer that shows a blue sky on the left and a tree trunk covered in monarch butterflies (orange and black patterned wings) on the left. On the right it reads Counting on Nature: How should we value nature in our food systems? A panel discussion. Monday, 2 June, 4-5.30pm BST. Register to attend in person or online. There are two logos on the bottom right of the flyer, one for the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food and the other for TABLE.
A flyer with the heading 'Future of Food Trinity seminars'. The title is The Good Food Nation (Scotland) Act 2022. There is a photograph of a white woman with short blonde hair, wearing red-framed glasses and a dark blue shirt. On the left it reads 7 May, Professor Mary Brennan University of Edinburgh. The text in the middle is the abstract for the talk. Bookings: https://www.futureoffood.ox.ac.uk/event/the-good-food-nation-scotland-act-2022-the-journey-so-far-and-our-pathway-forward
A flyer with the description: Future of Food Trinity seminars. The flyer details the seminar as follows: Seminar room one, Oxford Martin School, Wednesdays at 16:00. Global fisheries to support local food systems. 30 April, Professor Christina Hicks, Lancaster University.
Three black and white cows stand in a field with the light behind them. In the top left corner of the picture is a logo which reads LEAP: livestock, environment and people. In the right hand corner is the date 2025
A brown chicken sitting on a brown egg in a box laid with straw.
A ginger-haired man stands in front of a screen. He is wearing a blue shirt and gesticulating with his hands. On the screen is a slide showing the impacts of food on the environment with a graph
A person standing at a podium with a large slide defining bright and bleak concepts. People are seated in front of the screen.