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Kemēcemenaw: Tribal Extension Partnerships That Support Indigenous Food Sovereignty on the Menominee Indian Reservation

Rose Hayden-Smith Rose Hayden-SmithExtension Foundation
Last edited by Rose Hayden-Smith
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https://online.flippingbook.com/view/135506231/
Publication Description

The Menominee Indigenous food system initiative is a collaborative project between the 1994 College of Menominee and UW Madison Extension programs. This publication shares information and resources about Menominee food sovereignty projects, programs, and activities. The publication provides information about assessment; strategies for collaboration, outreach, and communications; case studies; cultural considerations; and resources.

Land-Grant Institution
College of Menominee Nation, University of Wisconsin-Extension
Authors (Name, Email, Institution)

Jennifer Gauthier,jennifer.gauthier@wisc.edu,University of Wisconsin-Madison

Brian Kowalkowski,bkowalkowski@menominee.edu,College of Menominee Nation

Meg Perry,meg.perry@ndsu.edu,VISTA Volunteer, now at North Dakota State University

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Cooperative Extension
Publication Type
Content Publication
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Copyright © Gauthier, J., Kowalkowski, B., and Perry, M. 2020, Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Published by Extension Foundation.

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