“Explore how Native organizations address food security and cultural sustainability.”
Join the conversation on October 30 at 10 am Pacific for a vital discussion on food security and cultural heritage in Hoopa. This event highlights the efforts of Native American organizations addressing rising consumer costs and food assistance, along with the restoration of bison populations through the Buffalo Treaty. Learn about the new tribal flour mill that supports local farmers and boosts economic sustainability in the community.
The event officially begins at 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM at Hoopa. Organized by KIDE FM (Hoopa).
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This event is free for everyone interested in attending.
Historic dining room perfect for post-event dinner. Reservations recommended.
Boutique lodging right on Main Street. Walking distance to the starting line.
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