by Whitney Sawney | Mar 28, 2024
The aim of the Tanka Landback Youth Project is to create opportunities for long-term land sustainability by utilizing sustainable methods of agriculture and herd management by incorporating Indigenous youth into our everyday processes. Through this work, the Tanka...
by Whitney Sawney | Mar 28, 2024
With the Takshanuk Watershed Council’s Gardening Education program, Native students in the towns of Haines, Klukwan, and Mosquito Lake will learn how to grow food in Alaska’s Chilkat Valley. They will develop their skills in food production and composting while...
by Whitney Sawney | Mar 28, 2024
The Growing the Next Generation of Sicangu Farmers & Food Producers program is an initiative that will increase youth engagement in the Rosebud food sovereignty movement through partnerships with local schools and the 7Gen Youth Internship. The goal is to...
by Whitney Sawney | Mar 28, 2024
The Seminole Tribe of Florida, Inc. will develop a cattle program accounting system to provide tribal producers access to accounting information on a timely basis. This proposed system will provide comprehensive financial data on operational expenses such as...
by Whitney Sawney | Mar 28, 2024
Seeds in Common: Caring for Land, Waters, People and Seeds will rematriate capital to increase agricultural productivity of Native beginning farmers and ranchers through re-grants invested in ag capital over a two-year period and will increase longer-term access to...