A new year reflection on growth, the Indigenous food sovereignty movement, and tending Indigenous futures.

It has been a conscious and exciting effort to open two leadership positions to our community, and we are thrilled to announce the selection of a new Executive Director to lead NAFSA.

Congratulations to the grant recipients of the Food & Culinary program of the Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance

Congratulations to the grant recipients of the Indigenous Seedkeepers Network of the Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance

We're excited to share that our short film Seed Mother: Coming Home has been selected to screen at this year's imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival in Toronto and also at the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival! ! It's a great honor to be invited to gather with...

At NAFSA, when a person leaves their position, we like to say that they’re simply moving to another place in the circle. This example of circular, adaptive leadership is modeled for us by our geese relatives, who we observe practicing shared guidance in the direction of their flocks.

There is not a continent on Earth that is untouched by the beautiful creative innovative foods and seeds that have evolved under the mutually beneficial care of Indigenous peoples of the Americas. These times of great transition and transformation are a wonderful moment to celebrate them.

Letter from our Executive Director Han Mitakuyepi, Hello all my relatives! As the new Executive Director for the Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance, I am deeply honored to be part of this dynamic organization. As we build towards the future, our newly launched...

Sharing knowledge on the Navajo-Churro at the Southwest Summit by Eliseo Curley The Southwest Intertribal Food Summit, was a big success. I enjoyed all the collaborations between all the people representing where they are coming from. The Taos Pueblo people were so...