Kay Richardson is the founder of multiple youth/food projects and organisations including Big Feed and Snack Habitat, which are two organisations tackling the importance of food education for children and youth.

In this Future Food Talk we speak to Kay about the work her organisations do and the importance of quality education and training for children with food to tackle such health issues as undernutrition and obesity, food familiarity and connection, and how the community can get involved with helping children learn more about how to grow, prepare and cook simple delicious and nutritious food for themselves.

About the Big Feed
The Big Feed social strategy is to present young people with various food concepts that address their health, culture, technology, media, politics, environment, wealth and community to show how food connects to their lives (physical, cognitive, emotional, social and spiritual). We urge educators to place food in a psychosocial and business context in order to make it relevant, rather than leading with nutrition or dietetics. Read more HERE

Read more about the speaker HERE.

The talk will be released on the 4th of December at 7:00pm HERE.