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Indigenous communities becoming food sovereign

Por: WPTV Nation November 16, 2022

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently announced new resources to empower Indigenous food sovereignty. Tribes all over the country are pushing to become more independent to help with food shortage issues.Some tribes are looking to past agriculture techniques to help sustain their future.Oneida has historically been a champion for food sovereignty for Indigenous communities,” said Vanessa Miller with Oneida Nation.One of the toughest... + full article



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