Indigenous Food Sovereignty and Food Security in a Changing Climate: What was heard from Indigenous Engagements

Alderhill’s approach for data (stories, perspectives, observations) collection and research included a three-day
Indigenous Climate Resilience Forum (Forum), a Métis Climate Resilience Gathering (Gathering), the Indigenous
Climate Resilience Futures Zine (Zine), one-on-one interviews (with members of the public and with a Unified
Aboriginal Youth Collective member), and additional research through attending webinars focusing on Indigenous
climate resilience and related topics. Alderhill also engaged the Indigenous Climate Adaptation Working Group
(ICAWG) in a focus group dedicated to food sovereignty and food security and interviewed Jacob Beaton from Tea
Creek for a Community Climate Resilience Story.