Even prior to the strain put on the food economy by the COVID-19 pandemic, Native American communities have been fighting […]
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Traditional Native American Farmers Association Trip to Belize Part III: Che’il Mayan Chocolate
One of the highlights of our trip to Belize for the Indigenous Corn Conference and to visit Mayan farmers across […]
Traditional Native American Farmers Association Trip to Belize Part II: Farm Field Trips!
After attending the Indigenous Corn Conference for three days, we bid farewell to the village of San Miguel where we […]
Traditional Native American Farmers Association (TNAFA) Trip to Belize to Connect with Mayan Farmers Part 1: The Uchben Kah Corn Conference
Clayton Brascoupe helped to found the Traditional Native American Farmers Association (TNAFA) in 1992 as a means to increase interest […]
Great Lakes Intertribal Food Summit at Jijak Foundation, Gun Lake Potawatomi, April 21-24 2016 and April 19-23 2017
The second and third years of the Great Lakes Food Sovereignty Summit were hosted by the Gun Lake Potawatomi at […]
Great Lakes Intertribal Food Summit, hosted on the Meskwaki Settlement, May 9-13 2018
I have fallen woefully behind on keeping you all up to date on all of the amazing food and garden […]
Feeding a Movement: The Kitchens of the Standing Rock Camps
Since April, thousands of Indigenous people and their allies have converged on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation and treaty lands, […]
Behind the Scenes: Digital Native Food
The Garden Warriors Good Seeds website was an idea born from two different approaches on Native communities and Food Sovereignty projects. […]
From Garden Warriors to Good Seeds: Indigenizing the Local Food Movement 