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IndigEconomies
Karen Swift and Kaylena Bray
6 episodes
3 days ago
A podcast where we will explore how Indigenous economies are functioning today, through interviews, storytelling and dialogue among different peoples from diverse spaces ranging from tribal leaders to community members, elders, food producers, entrepreneurs, tribal authorities, grant makers, organizers, and folks in finance. We will primarily be looking at Turtle Island and Abya Yala, aka from the Arctic down to Patagonia.
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A podcast where we will explore how Indigenous economies are functioning today, through interviews, storytelling and dialogue among different peoples from diverse spaces ranging from tribal leaders to community members, elders, food producers, entrepreneurs, tribal authorities, grant makers, organizers, and folks in finance. We will primarily be looking at Turtle Island and Abya Yala, aka from the Arctic down to Patagonia.
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Resilient Tribal Agricultural Economies: an interview with Janie Hipp from the Native American Agriculture Fund
IndigEconomies
34 minutes 46 seconds
4 years ago
Resilient Tribal Agricultural Economies: an interview with Janie Hipp from the Native American Agriculture Fund

In this episode we speak with Janie Hipp, CEO of the Native American Agriculture Fund, currently the largest Indigenous led philanthropic institution formed out of a successful lawsuit against the federal government for systemic racism against Native peoples in the United States. Janie comes to this work with decades of experience in the world of food and agriculture in Indian country. We talk to Janie about her vision of a resilient Indigenous food system; the role of agriculture in strengthening tribal economies in the US; her views as a Chickasaw woman on self determination; the role of intertribal alliances and generally what we need to move this work forward collectively.

IndigEconomies
A podcast where we will explore how Indigenous economies are functioning today, through interviews, storytelling and dialogue among different peoples from diverse spaces ranging from tribal leaders to community members, elders, food producers, entrepreneurs, tribal authorities, grant makers, organizers, and folks in finance. We will primarily be looking at Turtle Island and Abya Yala, aka from the Arctic down to Patagonia.