Putting the Culture Back in Agriculture: Reviving Native Food and Farming Traditions
Jun 10, 2013 • “At one point ‘agriculture’ was about the culture of food. Losing that culture, in favor of an American cultural... Read More
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Jun 10, 2013 • “At one point ‘agriculture’ was about the culture of food. Losing that culture, in favor of an American cultural... Read More
Apr 29, 2013 • The European Parliament is debating a draft biopiracy law requiring industry to compensate indigenous people if it makes commercial... Read More
Jan 26, 2013 • Protocols developed by Indigenous peoples or mobile or local communities (“community protocols”) are gaining recognition as a useful means... Read More
Aug 28, 2012 • The Lower Elwa Klallam, a federally recognized Indigenous Nation located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State, have had... Read More
Aug 21, 2012 • The goal of Indigenous Knowledge Project (IKP) is to empower indigenous communities in documenting and protecting their traditional knowledge,... Read More
Aug 21, 2012 • In this two-part video, the Indigenous Knowledge Project speak with the Barabaig about the food crisis they now face.... Read More
Aug 21, 2012 • As a result of lack of land title, insensitive state intervention and climate change, members of the Barabaig tribe... Read More
Jun 1, 2012 • “On the final day, the Angry People made their presence known with a thundering powerboat armada, smashing the tranquility... Read More
Apr 17, 2012 • “Since 1941 most of our ceremonial sites have been buried beneath the still waters of Lake Shasta,” said Sisk.... Read More
Apr 17, 2012 • Indigenous Resistance (IR), the revolutionary musical collective that brought us Dancing on John Wayne’s Head, has produced a follow... Read More
Apr 3, 2012 • People of a Feather is an award winning documentary film about a unique Inuit culture that relies on birds... Read More
Mar 24, 2012 • In this 30-minute lecture, Anishinabek activist, scholar and writer Dr. Leanne Betasamosake Simpson answers the question: “Can Aboriginal Traditional... Read More
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