De schimmige wereld van de wereldwijde voedselhandel
In this theatrical narrative, Ties Gijzel of Follow the Money takes the audience on a journey—through audio clips and visuals—into the shadowy world of the global food trade. Hunger is on the rise worldwide due to wars, extreme weather, and cuts to food aid. In this changing world, food is being used as a weapon and as an investment. Who pays the price?
Warming Up Festival
This year, Warming Up Festival is not asking how you can live more sustainably. It is asking why so many people, especially young people, have tuned out of a conversation that may affect them more than anyone.
Not out of indifference, but because of mental exhaustion. Because of climate anxiety and guilt. Because of a system that places the emphasis on individual responsibility, while the biggest polluters and fossil fuel subsidies largely remain out of the spotlight. And sometimes also because a climate movement that seems to demand perfection rather than participation.
You can’t save the world alone. Fortunately, you don’t have to. Warming Up Festival therefore takes a different approach: solidarity instead of penance.
For three days, the festival brings together art, journalism, music and conversation around the question of how individual choices relate to systems that are largely beyond our control, and where we can actually make a difference as a collective. It is a festival that makes room for imperfection, for doubt and for new forms of engagement.
More information and the complete program can be found here.
About our event partners
Follow the Money is a platform for radically independent investigative journalism. We have a crystal-clear goal: uncovering the truth in the service of society. Whether it’s healthcare, the housing market, or the food system, we are your watchdog. “Follow the money” is our editorial guiding principle.
