Danske convivia
Den internationale Slow Food-bevægelse er organiseret i »convivia«. Ordet er egentlig betegnelsen for et gæstebud i den gamle romerske kultur – og er sammensat af »con«, sammen, og »vivere«, leve. Altså at leve sammen. Slow Food har indtil videre følgende convivier i Danmark:
- København-Nordsjælland
Hjemmeside: www.slowfoodcopenhagen.dk
Kontakt: Bestyrelsesformand Katrine Klinken, e-mail: katrine@klinken.dk - Lolland Falster
Hjemmeside: www.slowfoodlollandfalster.dk
Kontakt: Bestyrelsesformand Kai Winther, e-mail: kai@kernegaarden.dk - Fyn
Kontakt: Claus Holm, e-mail: mail@sansogsamling.dk - Odsherred
Hjemmeside: www.slowfoododsherred.dk
Kontakt: Bestyrelsesformand Rie Boberg, e-mail: rieboberg@gmail.com - Aalborg
Kontakt: Anna Marie Fisker, e-mail: fisker@aod.aau.dk - Aarhus
Kontakt: Jens Odgaard Olsson, email: joo@arkinet.dk - Augustenborg
Kontakt: Hanne Risgaard, e-mail: hanne@skaertoft.dk - Fyn
Kontakt: Christian Briand Petersen, e-mail: charold@briandp.dk
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