
The Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance (NAFSA) is a Native-led food and seed sovereignty nonprofit innovator that works to advocate for, and support, all levels of food security and food sovereignty in local, tribal, regional, national, and international arenas. As a national network of Indigenous leaders dedicated to restoring food systems that support tribal self-determination, community wellness, and relationship with the lands, waters, plants, and animals that sustain us, NAFSA’s seed-to-table suite of programs assist in the reclamation of Indigenous traditions and complement other community initiatives. Mentorship, empowerment, and capacity-building are central to NAFSA’s work, as is tending the mycelial networks of resources, information, and people engaged in Indigenous food sovereignty work.
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