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 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.
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.
The Community Food Network hosts regular meetings, workshops, webinars, and develops learning opportunities in various formats, including toolkits, videos, and hands-on training.
NEWS AND EVENTS
NEWS AND EVENTS
