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The Foyer Fama is a house in Ouagadougou where women find shelter. In the large communal kitchen, they cook for themselves and their children.

The project supports the indigenous community with practical training in using their own resources and building a new livelihood.

The Yasuní region is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and is under threat. At El Fogón, we have been training and empowering indigenous youth in gastronomy and tourism since 2019.

Csf ensures that the refugees receive a warm meal at least once a day in a safe place.

Cosmobistrot promotes cultural diversity and strengthens the multicultural community in Lecce through shared meals and drinks.

The Calabash is more than just a restaurant. It has been run by a multiethnic team since 2011, contributing to the resolution of the conflict between the Pokot and Turkana communities.

Piqueteadero is the first and only restaurant in Nuevo Milenio and an important meeting place, especially for young people.

In the divided city of Mitrovica, ethnic tensions shape daily life. Csf brings Kosovar Albanian and Kosovar Serbian youth together at the same table.

Tha'Irat means "the Revolutionaries" and represents a group of women who cook, distribute meals, and empower themselves through mutual exchange. By coming together, these women not only provide nourishment for their communities but also foster solidarity and resilience, supporting one another in their shared commitment to creating change.

The Soufra Cafeteria in the Bourj el Barajneh refugee camp in Beirut is the only public meeting place for women.

Young students from low-income backgrounds receive professional training in the culinary arts.

A Csf team cooks once a month with and for the residents of the BAZ Zurich.

Cooking and Learning Together in the Collective Shelter – A Culinary Introduction Course for Refugees at Glattpark with the Csf Community.