Rising momentum for the Good Food Nation Bill in Scotland

Imogen Richmond-Bishop
Former Right to Food Coordinator for the Food Poverty. Imogen Richmond-Bishop has now left Sustain.

Imogen joined Sustain at the end of 2017 as the coordinator for the Right to Food project. The project was a collaboration between Sustain, Just Fair, Nourish Scotland, and the Institute of Health and Society of the University of Newcastle.

Imogen brought with her years of experience working in food, including as co-director of a food waste project in Brighton, food coordinator for refugee camps in Greece, and working with communities displaced by large scale industrial farming in South America. Imogen also worked for a London based human rights charity and on projects providing legal and medical support to unaccompanied refugee children across Europe.

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