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FOOD SOVEREIGNTY & SECURITY SERVICES
“Indigenous food sovereignty is fundamentally achieved by upholding our sacred responsibility to nurture healthy, interdependent relationships with the land, plants and animals that provide us with our food.”
-Working Group on Indigenous Food Sovereignty
Naut’sa mawt Food Sovereignty & Security Services walks with our Member Nations by supporting traditional harvesting, agriculture, gardening, and aquaculture practices and facilitating the Community Food Network.
Objectives:
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Connect our Member Nations, individually and collectively, to other Nations and organize work on similar projects, highlighting successes and discussing challenges
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Develop resource databases, toolkits, and technical support packages that address the needs of our Member Nations
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Support in the development, implementation and operation of food security and food sovereignty related programs
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Assist in fund sourcing and grant writing
NmTC Food Security Advisors:
Megan Curren meganc@nautsamawt.com
Seanna Johnston seannaj@nautsamawt.com
COMMUNITY FOOD NETWORK
The Community Food Network hosts regular meetings, workshops, webinars, and develops learning opportunities in various formats, including toolkits, videos, and hands-on training.
The Community Food Network nurtures relationships between Member Nations and provides a collective space to come together to share knowledge, develop ideas, brainstorm through challenges, celebrate, uplift one another, and grow.
NEWS AND EVENTS
NEWS AND EVENTS
RESOURCES
VIDEOS
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