Resource Category: Indigenous food sovereignty

What Would it Take to End Food Insecurity?

• Year Published: 2021
• Source: Tamarack Institute
• Category: Covid 19, Food Justice, Household food insecurity, Indigenous food sovereignty, Policy, Racial Equity
• Format: Video
• Type: Webinar

Discussion of the role of different sectors in moving from short-term, downstream responses to long-term, systemic solutions that build capacity, enable COVID recovery and increase resiliency.

Cash Back

• Year Published: 2021
• Source: Yellowhead Institute
• Category: Decolonization, Indigenous food sovereignty
• Format: Document
• Type: Report/synthesis

Cash Back looks at how the dispossession of Indigenous lands nearly destroyed Indigenous economic livelihoods. Cash Back is about restitution from the perspective of stolen wealth.

First Nations Population Health and Wellness Agenda

• Year Published: 2021
• Source: BC Provincial Health Officer, First Nations Health Authority
• Category: Household food insecurity, Indigenous food sovereignty, Remote, Seafood
• Format: Document
• Type: Report/synthesis

Report on First Nations health and wellness in BC including a focus on food.

Traditional Foods and Indigenous Recipes in B.C.’s Public Institutions

• Year Published: 2021
• Source: Feed BC, Government of BC
• Category: Health, Indigenous food sovereignty, Procurement, Remote
• Format: Document
• Type: Report/synthesis

Report on the barriers and facilitators to serving traditional foods and Indigenous recipes in public institutions.

Virtual Event Celebrating the Publication of Indigenous Food Systems

• Year Published: 2021
• Source: Canadian Scholars Press
• Category: Decolonization, Food Justice, Indigenous food sovereignty
• Format: Video
• Type: Webinar

A conversation launching the book Indigenous Food Systems: Concepts, Cases, and Conversations.

Why Hospital Food Matters for Reconciliation

• Year Published: 2021
• Source: Nourish
• Category: Indigenous food sovereignty, Policy, Procurement, Racial Equity
• Format: Video
• Type: Video

This film explains how colonialism created an “Indigenous health gap” and how food can play an important role in decolonizing our institutions.