Gakwi:yo:h Farms Partners With Newman’s Own Foundation’s Indigenous Food Justice Program
Working with children in Indigenous communities to create solutions to nutrition insecurity and to promote rematriation
Source: Indigenous Food Justice | Newman’s Own Foundation (newmansown.org)
Indigenous Food Justice is one of Newman’s Own Foundation’s three main programmatic areas in service of our mission. In 2023 we provided grants totaling over $1.5M to 30+ organizations serving Native people and communities across the United States. Meet our Indigenous Food Justice grantee partners, working with children in Indigenous communities to create solutions to nutrition insecurity and to promote rematriation.
Seneca Nation of Indians Gakwi:yo:h Farms
As an agriculture initiative, the goal of Seneca Nation is to reconnect to the philosophy of the Nation’s ancestors and pledge to promote the relationship between its people, its lands, and its foods. Gakwi:yo:h Farms addresses food security and food sovereignty by making healthy foods available to the community, from field to table.
Learn more about Newman’s Own Indigenous Food Justice HERE
Learn more about Gakwi:yo:h Farms: https://sni.org/community-services/gakwiyoh-farms/
