November 12-13 2015 the Native American Culinary Association and Tohono O’odham Community Action hosted the Celebration of Basketry and Native Food […]

November 12-13 2015 the Native American Culinary Association and Tohono O’odham Community Action hosted the Celebration of Basketry and Native Food […]
On October 26-29 2015, the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, in collaboration with the First Nations Development Institute, Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux, […]
From April 14-16, indigenous food producers and chefs from all around the Great Lakes region gathered at the Oneida Nation […]
“Food is Our Medicine” is a phrase commonly used by naturopathic healers and Native people expressing the need for a […]
Located on what was once a llama ranch, and then a beef ranch, the goal of the Ho-Chunk Education Department’s […]
Tsyunhehkw^ (“life sustenance” in Oneida, pronounced Joon-heh-kwa) is a culturally based community agriculture program run by the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, […]
According to Bad River tribal Chairman Mike Wiggins, “every Indian walking around in Bad River is an unbelievable food producing […]
The amazing suite of food-related projects in the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) got its start when a tribal health […]
Dream of Wild Health is a 10 acre non-profit farm in Hugo MN, about 45 minutes north of the Twin […]
For the past 25 years, the White Earth Land Recovery Project (WELP) has been working to not only recover land […]