Right to Grow: London Learning Network

Join us at the Garden Museum to explore how to build a citizen’s Right to Grow on London’s public-sector land. Let’s work together towards a more vibrant and sustainable future. 

‼️ Are you interested in food growing, sustainability, and building a greener future for London? Whether you're a grower, campaigner, policy expert, council representative or someone curious about the future of food, we invite you to be part of this network.

Why Attend?

This is an opportunity to shape the future of food growing in London for people and nature. You'll gain valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities of urban food growing, learn from others in the community, and help shape a movement that gives everyone in London the power to grow their own food and turn urban spaces into green, thriving food hubs.

What’s On?

?? Talk from the Right To Grow London Learning Network
? Engaging group discussions on policy, food security, and the right to grow on public land
? Opportunities to network and collaborate with like-minded individuals..and much more!

We'll dig into how the Right to Grow - a policy that improves access to public land for food growing projects - can help nature too, and what opportunities there are to connect food and nature through community action. Whether you're new to food growing or a seasoned expert, there's a place for you in this movement. Let’s work together towards a brighter future, where everyone has the right to grow.

Who Should Attend?

This event is open to anyone age 18+ from London who’s interested in food growing, sustainability, activism, and urban futures. Whether you’re a resident, part of a local authority, a community leader, or a policymaker, your voice is important!

After our speakers' presentations, there will be time for questions and discussion.

Meet your hosts:

Nowadays

a social enterprise fighting for urban nature. Nowadays provide resources, educational content, programmes, workshops, and cybergardening tools to make nature and gardening accessible to everyone.

Incredible Edible

a grassroots movement that encourages people to grow their own food and share it with others. The movement began in 2007 in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, UK.

Sustain

Sustain is a powerful alliance of organisations and communities working together for a better system of food and farming, and cultivating the movement for change.