Falafel & Shawarma
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Located in the heart of Camberwell, Falafel & Shawarma London is a short 10-minute walk away from Camberwell College of the…
The struggle for life in Bihar
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Drought brings hunger, sickness and death to a marginalized community in East India.
Braving all social and economic barriers, Gashumba Alphonse shows the perseverance of refugees as he makes a mark for himself as a self-sufficient farmer.
This African country is serving as a model to the world by giving its refugees the means to nurture their own livelihoods and develop food security.
Watch: Planting Seeds of Hope
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How a farming initiative led by refugees in Uganda creates a positive impact on society by helping educate children at one of the oldest refugee camps in the country.
Photography Project: British Farm Workers
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Since Brexit, British farms have been suffering a labour shortage. New restrictions on Europeans have greatly reduced the usual seasonal…
Almeria: the true cost of our fruit and veg
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Much of the produce in British supermarkets comes from a single Spanish region but intensive agriculture is taking an environmental toll.
In the West Bank, the Om Sleiman farm’s biodiversity and local community-led practices are champions of indigeneity and resistance to Israeli occupation.
In this episode we ask whether our dependency on social media indicates a need for stronger regulation? Futurologist Ian Pearson and LCC students tell us what they think.
In this episode we explore the future of relationships, including how polyamorous and long distance relationships are becoming the norm, with personal accounts of couples in the UK and Denmark.