Sophia Hoffmann: Intersectionality, Advocacy & Politics in the Kitchen
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Sophia Hoffmann: Intersectionality, Advocacy & Politics in the Kitchen
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Sophia Hoffmann has built her career with a consciousness of care. A strong advocate for fairness, she uses her cooking to embody ethics and equality. Known as a pioneering female leader in Germany’s culinary world, she has become recognized for her zero-waste, plant-based kitchen.
She is the chef-owner of HAPPA Restaurant in Berlin. A passionate advocate for gender equality, diversity, and social justice, Sophia pairs her commitment to sustainability and conscious consumption with a love of indulgent, creative food.
The author of four cookbooks (published in German), Sophia has earned international recognition, speaking at conferences such as Food on the Edge (Ireland) and Couraveg (Portugal). In 2018, she was invited to cook the first all-vegan, all-female dinner at New York’s renowned James Beard Foundation.
She spoke to us about her approach to leading a diverse and inclusive team, and how she has created a space where people, not just dishes, can flourish. With her mix of creativity, clarity, and courage, Sophia Hoffmann is one of the most exciting forces shaping German food culture today.