Events #HonoringIndigenousPeoples
2021 NOVEMBER EVENTS:
Friday, November 5 at 11AM MT: How can Indigenous practices inform sustainable agriculture? (view recording here)
Thursday, November 11 at 7AM MST/ 9AM EST Indigenous-led climate adaptation for sustainable food systems, where are the resources? #COP26 (view recording here); also recording is here for Indigenous Peoples: strategic partners for financiers of climate adaptation
Sunday, November 22 at 3PM MST/5PM EST Thanksgiving: An Opportune Moment for Decolonization - Restoring Forests and Indigenous Sovereignty
2021 OCTOBER EVENTS:
Friday, October 1 at 6:30AM MT: Pre-COP26: Voices of Indigenous youth as agents of change (recording can be viewed here)
Tuesday, October 5 at 7:30AM MT: Indigenous youth’s contribution to food systems transformation
Wednesday, October 6 at 10AM MT: Food is Medicine: North American Indigenous Chefs & Youth Leading the Way
Wednesday, October 6 at Noon MT: Strengthening Indigenous Economies with Carol Anne Hilton #Indigenomics (recording will be posted here) and connect with Carol at https://carolannehilton.com/
Tuesday, October 12, 9:30AM MT: American University's School of International Service, SIS Global to Local: Sustainable Agriculture Through a Justice Lens
Tuesday, October 12, 2PM MT: Inspiring Indigenous Women and Girls
Wednesday, October 13 at 7:30AM MT: World Food Day Food Heroes Dialogue
Thursday, October 14 at 10AM MT: The Innovation Station: Girl Power
Thursday, October 14 at 11AM MT: Co-Producers Unite! Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Food Heritage of Turtle Island
Thursday, October 14 at Noon MT: Remaking the Economy: Economic Justice in Indian Country
If you missed Farm Aid virtual town hall meeting on Friday, Sept. 24: view here
Join our youth advocate Shawn Harrison for "like my java" art exhibition at Juniper Coffee and Eatery on display this month of October and meet and greet is Friday, October 15, 5PM to 9PM MT.
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