Indigenous Food and Freedom School
The Indigenous Food and Freedom School (IFFS) emerged from the collective insights and strategic analysis shared through the Indigenous Food System Networks. Since its beginnings, IFFS has amplified grassroots voices and visions within food sovereignty and food systems movements across diverse communities and scales.
We collaborate with a wide range of communities who steward traditional food systems and sustainable agriculture to artists, educators, and advocates advancing wellness, social justice, and environmental care, our work bridges generations, disciplines, and territories in the shared pursuit of food sovereignty and collective wellbeing.
Categories:
- Knowledge Sharing, Network, Video
- Food Security, Indigenous Food Sovereignty
- Land Rights and Food Access
- Mentorship and Training, Indigenous Food Sovereignty
- Opportunities
- Coast Salish
- Interior Salish, Ktunaxa
- Na-Dene Algonquian
- Ts’mysen (Tsimshianic)
- Urban and Away from Home, Métis, and Inuit
- Wakashan
- X̱aad Kil / X̱aayda Kil (Haida) Língit