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Regaining our Future: An Assessment of Risks and Opportunities for Native Communities in the 2018 Farm Bill.

Type
Literature
Publication
Hipp, Janie Simms, and Duren, Colby D. June 2017. Regaining Our Future: An Assessment of Risks and Opportunities for
Native Communities in the 2018 Farm Bill. Prior Lake, Minnesota: Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community
Year Published
2017
Organization
Seeds of Native Health
Description

We hope this report may provide the basis for a new, increased degree of involvement and collaboration by tribal leaders, activists, citizens, and our allies in the debate over the Farm Bill. If we work together, Native Americans on reservations and in urban areas alike can take another important step forward in controlling our own economic, nutritional, cultural and spiritual destinies.