Videos

The SOFARM video series debunks common stereotypes about social farming through short, engaging micro-learning videos. Each video (2-3 minutes long) tackles misconceptions and prejudices, providing clear examples of the social, environmental, and therapeutic benefits of social farming. These videos are designed to help social farmers, educators, and the general public better understand the challenges and opportunities that social farms face, especially when working with marginalized groups such as the disabled, convicts, addicts, and immigrants.

The video series serves as a supplement to the educational resources previously developed by the project, offering concise, practical insights into topics like sales, inclusion, and public perceptions of social farms. Available in English and five partner languages, these videos are accessible to a broad audience, helping to raise awareness and break down barriers to social farming across Europe.