Diverse representation is an expectation, but as individuals no longer allow themselves to be defined in singular terms, there's mounting pressure on brands to understand and sensitively reflect how the intersections between race, gender, class, and ability impact people's everyday lives.

Rio de Janeiro is on a mission to create the world's biggest urban garden by 2024. In addition to making the city greener, the space will act as a source of organic vegetation for the local community and will provide job opportunities for people from disadvantaged families.

With a countrywide surge in food prices, Germans are seeking out cost-effective access to fresh produce that has seen pre-planted vegetable gardens rise in popularity. Tackling disrupted food supply chains hands-on, they’re finding value in self-sufficiency which reduces their grocery costs.

Online grocery store Martie offers surplus foods directly to shoppers in a bid to prevent waste and tackle food insecurity. As people's shopping behaviors change amid the rising cost of living, can brands align with eco-conscious consumers that have increasingly limited budgets?

Growing up in a ‘food desert’ means serious repercussions for young Britons, whose inability to access nutritious food leaves them at a significant disadvantage in life. Canvas8 speaks to youth campaigner Christina Adane about the power of youth activism and the role of brands in championing change.