The Future of Food

Presented by Gnositukoi, and Hosted at Yugo Uni Square. We're bringing food systems education and innovation where it's needed most. To the people that feel the issues the most. You. The Students of Melbourne.

You are invited to; The Future of Food Workshop. An evening of good food and good company, you'll be surrounded by a community of likeminded student change makers based in sustainability, agrifood, and tech.

We're here to give you an exclusive look into the problems of our current food system, the exciting opportunities for the future, and a hands on insight into Gnositukoi; our startup that we've been working on for the past year to address these issues of the present, by using the technology of tomorrow.

🌱 There is no amount of food you can eat today, that would allow you to call yourself healthy...
Fresh, nutritious, and affordable food is unreachable for many in Melbourne's urban spaces, where long miles, soil degradation, and corporate profits sustain a system that negatively influences two very important aspects; YOUR HEALTH, & THE PLANETS HEALTH.

Join Us for an Interactive Workshop:
🔍 Discover the challenges of the global food system that you don't see, and why change is urgent.
🍅 How you can contribute to changing the industrialised food system.
🚀 An exclusive reveal of the technology our startup has been working on for the past year; our response to pioneering a solution for sustainable, affordable, and space saving technology that promotes in situ personal farming.

📅 When: Friday, 20th December
📍 Where: Yugo University Square, Carlton, VIC 3053
🎟️ Cost: FREE

Gnositukoi is a food-tech startup based and founded out of the University of Melbourne, and has been influenced and supported by a range of international institutions, and partners around the City of Melbourne. We give thanks for the support we've received in our journey. We are a young group of people trying to change the world, and will always support and champion those who are looking to do the same. And so...

Proudly Supported by:

Bloomberg Philanthropies | City of Melbourne | Wattle Fellowship | Yugo

Gnositukoi & Yugo University Square acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which this event takes place, the Boon Wurrung and Woiwurrung (Wurundjeri) peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay respect to their Elders, past, present & emerging. We extend this respect to the Aboriginal Elders of other communities and all First Nations peoples. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.