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An Analysis of United States International Policy on Indigenous People and Food Security

An Analysis of United States International Policy on Indigenous People and Food Security
Research paper on international Indigenous issues as they relate to Native agriculture and food systems, written for First Nations by the International Indian Treaty Council. (Download copy)

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Food Sovereignty Assessment Tool (FSAT) (2004)

Food Sovereignty Assessment Tool (FSAT) (2004)
This publication provides an introduction to the food security movement in Indian Country, and provides a resource for thinking about food systems in Native communities and what can be done to regain control of Native food systems. (Download copy)

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NATIVE AGRICULTURAL FOOD SYSTEM INITIATIVE FACT SHEET

NATIVE AGRICULTURAL FOOD SYSTEM INITIATIVE FACT SHEET

The Framework: First Nations Development Institute’s (First Nations)
Native Agriculture and Food Systems Initiative (NAFSI) invests in Tribal
communities that have wide ranging approaches to natural resource asset
management, including utilizing existing agricultural assets, creating new
agricultural assets, or increasing the value of agricultural assets. Most common among the strategies, however, is simply supporting projects that utilize agricultural assets for the fi rst time or which have long been dormant.

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Native Food Producers Database

Native Food Producers Database
This is a database of Native food producers and Native food projects. The purpose of making this database publicly available is to facilitate networking among Native food projects and Native food producers. (Download copy)

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TIME FOR THE HARVEST: RENEWING NATIVE FOOD SYSTEMS

TIME FOR THE HARVEST: RENEWING NATIVE FOOD SYSTEMS
The issue of dietary needs, culturally-based food preferences, and issues of health, as components of the right of Indigenous Peoples to food sovereignty are critical for Indigenous Peoples, even among North America’s Native population. Physical health and wellness are traditional values amongst Native peoples and serve as the mainstays of their cultural heritage. The human spirit and physical body are united in the natural world, alongside “all our relations” in the circle of life.

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