Indigenous Foodways

On his route in Sunset Park in Brooklyn, Smith has a recipient on almost every block.

And Now for Some Good News: 20 Inspiring Food and Agriculture Stories

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08.03.20

a woman of color and her child cook a healthy meal

Should the Dietary Guidelines Help Fight Systemic Racism?

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07.28.20

A Mashpee Wampanoag tribal gathering. (Photo courtesy of the Mashpee Wampanoag)

The ‘Thanksgiving Tribe’ Is Still Fighting for Food Sovereignty

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06.26.20

Shiloh Maples in the Sacred Roots garden holding Walpole Island flint corn. Some of the seed will be saved for the seed library and some will be used in food processing workshops. (Photo courtesy of Shiloh Maples)

Rediscovering Detroit’s Roots Through Indigenous Food

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06.18.20

Students working in the garden at Dream of Wild Health

Feeding an Indigenous Community and Rematriating Seeds in Minneapolis

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06.09.20

Delivering food to the Navajo Nation. (Photo © Nate Lemuel)

Food as Medicine on the Navajo Nation

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06.04.20

latinx farmworkers harvesting lettuce in the fields

Op-ed: Migrant Farmworkers, Native Ranchers in Border States Hit Hardest by COVID-19

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05.22.20

interior of fry bread house

How The Fry Bread House, a Mainstay of Indigenous Cuisine, Perseveres

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05.11.20

navajo nation homes in the community underneath a dramatic rock outcropping. Photo CC-licensed by Neil Moralee

Coronavirus Is Creating a Food Security Crisis in Indian Country

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04.20.20

Residents of the Spirit Lake reservation tending their community garden. (Photo by Heidi Zeigenmeyer)

Restoring Food Sovereignty on the Spirit Lake Reservation

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03.10.20

Agricultural biodiversity is embraced through a collaboration between farmers in Nebraska and the Pawnee, who resided in the area before being displaced from their traditional homelands.

For a Sustainable Food System, Look to Seeds

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01.10.20

At the farmers' market on the Hopi reservation.

Fighting Food Colonialism in the Hopi Nation

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11.20.19

Chefs Kalā Domingo, Hillel Echo-Hawk, and Brian Yazzie. (Photo credit: Cybelle Codish)

First Look: A New Docuseries Highlights Leading Indigenous Chefs

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11.19.19

hand holding acorns

Indigenous Youth Reboot Acorns to Revive Food Sovereignty

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11.15.19

lyla june standing in front of trees

The Native Musician and Poet Revitalizing Indigenous Food Sovereignty

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11.07.19

Clayton Brascoupé holds several ears of indigenous corn. (Photo courtesy of SEED: The Untold Story / Collective Eye Films)

A New Bill Could Help Protect the Sacred Seeds of Indigenous People

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10.09.19

A farmer adjusts siphon tubes on furrow irrigated lettuce near Phoenix, Arizona. (NRCS photo by Tim McCabe)

As Water Sources Dry Up, Arizona Farmers Feel the Heat of Climate Change

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09.18.19

Water protectors of all persuasions gathered in talking circles at Borderland Ranch in Pe’Sla, the heart of the sacred Black Hills, during the first Sovereign Sisters Gathering. At the center are Cheryl Angel in red and white and on her left, Lyla June.

The Women of Standing Rock Are Building Sovereign Food Economies

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08.30.19