Two agriculture advocacy groups have announced a partnership to advance Indigenous national and tribal collaboration on agriculture across Canada, Mexico and the U.S.
“By uniting our strengths, we can empower Indigenous communities to thrive in agriculture, amplify their voices in policy discussions, and ensure that traditional knowledge remains a cornerstone of sustainable practices across North America,” said Kallie Wood, president and CEO of the National Circle for Indigenous Agriculture and Food (NCIAF), in a news release.
NCIAF announced today it had signed a memorandum of understanding with the North American Agricultural Advisory Network (NAAAN).
NCIAF is a Canada-based non-profit dedicated to advancing Indigenous agricultural practices and food sovereignty. NAAAN supports advocacy, knowledge sharing and learning among agricultural advisory communities in North America.
The two groups will work together to provide technical assistance, share resources, improve funding access, advocate for shared priorities, and to mentor and engage young agricultural leaders.
