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What can we learn when we explore familiar spaces with new eyes?

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What gets wasted - and why?

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How do we know if the soil and plants are healthy?

Through workshops and talks on food sustainability and regenerative practices, Food Citizen helps participants understand food systems and encourage them to step forward as Earth citizens through everyday choices and actions.

Our services

Workshops

Classroom to practical learning experiences

Talks

Knowledge and insights that inspire reflection, discussion, and action

Consultancy

Tailored guidance aligned with your context and goals

Research

Research, data collection, mapping to inform sustainability research

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At Food Citizen, we embrace regenerative principles in everything we do. We work flexible hours, make time for rest, learning, and experimenting, and stay connected to our communities. Our fees provide fair income for freelancers and help sponsor selected community-based projects, keeping some of them free.

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Meetup at a public library

What participants said

Living Systems

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I loved that we were not only guided on the how-to’s, but we were also taught the science behind it which I found both intriguing and informative. The information that’s shared is what most content that I came across lacked, and (our trainer) Cuifen delivered it in such an engaging and digestible way, you’ll just get it. Her perspective on soil health would also help you understand climate issues, nutrition, and nature’s health much more holistically - you’ll see that everything is connected.

 

Jocelyn Cai

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Community Composting

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"Oh wow, that was so inspiring! Thanks for sharing this story with us, it definitely helped us understand more on how community composting can really change the choices we make and slowly improve the climate crisis, rather than thinking that there is no hope in the future."

 

SS, high school student

Meal Experience

 

"I loved that many of the ingredients were locally harvested, foraged or rescued. This is a wonderful way to connect people with what is locally available and to unique flavours, the experience helps to open one's mind to new possibilities, demonstrating that these types of ingredients are not lesser than, but pull their own weight. I would love to see more pairings like this, different iterations of local herbs, edible flowers, foraged food, medicinal plants, rescued food."

 

Olivia Chong, The Tender Gardener

Connections between Food & Soil

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"The workshop is fun and informative! Chingwei (our trainer) shared lots of detailed information that we have never noticed even though we have been seeing it everyday. She is also full of knowledge about soil and compost. She patiently answered all our questions about it."

 

HY, preschool teacher

​​Gardening with Nature

 

"I have really enjoyed the evenings following both workshops (delivered by natural farmer Tang Hung Bun). I think being in the presence of such much enthusiasm and dedication during the workshop really rubs off, re-energising me in the process."

 

David Taylor, lecturer

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Connecting lecturers and aspiring educators from the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany, with a community kitchen run by Saturday Movement

Connect with Us

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Interested in engaging us for a workshop, consultancy, or partnership project ? Email hello@foodcitizen.sg or fill out the form below to start a conversation.

Thank you for taking time to send a message! We will be in touch.

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We are an independent education-focused venture in Foodscape Collective network.

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