It’s our great pleasure to welcome a new member to the MAD team, Magnus Nilsson.
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For Carolyn Steel, the question of how we want to eat in the future is really a question of how we want to live. Using food as a lens, she takes us on a journey to understand the myriad ways in which food has shaped the cities and societies we live in.
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We’ve lost a third of the world’s fertile soil and are slated to lose another third in the next century–geologist David Montgomery tells an optimistic story about the environment.
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As chef Christian Puglisi’s restaurant community, Relae, in Copenhagen expanded, he realized he should not be growing out, but growing deeper–so he started the Farm of Ideas to grow his own produce. At this MAD
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Subhana Barzaghi was the first female Zen Buddhist and Insight Meditation teacher, she reflects on how she grew into the role and found her authentic voice.
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Yale and MAD have joined forces to lead a new discourse for chefs.
VILD MAD (or “Wild Food” in English) is a resource for learning about, tasting, and exploring wild food.
An evening of discussions and presentations that delve into current issues in food and cooking.
Our symposium brings people of all disciplines from all over the world together for two days of intense discussion of the past, present and future of food.
When most people think of pork these days, they probably imagine a piece of meat wrapped in cellophane. We need to be more conscious carnivores.
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MAD (taken from the Danish word for “food”) is a nonprofit organization that brings together a global cooking community with a social conscience, a sense of curiosity, and an appetite for change.
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