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6th Annual Native American Nutrition Conference
This is the only conference series in the world devoted to the food and nutrition of Indigenous Peoples. The Sixth Annual Conference on Native American Nutrition will bring together tribal and community leaders, nutrition and wellness educators, researchers and students, health practitioners, government officials, funders, and others to discuss the current state of both Indigenous and academic scientific knowledge about Native food systems, food sovereignty, nutrition, and health, and will identify new areas of work. The most cutting edge information will be presented, and networking, community building, and the formation of new collaborations among the attendees will be encouraged and facilitated.
Join us for sessions on Indigenous perspectives on the role of food in health and wellbeing, model tribal programs, the state of Indigenous science, and food policy. Presentations by Nicole Redvers (Deninu K'ue First Nation), Valarie Blue Bird Jernigan (Choctaw), Melissa Walls (Bois Forte and Couchiching First Nations Anishinaabe), Beverly Stabber Warne (Oglala Lakota), Alika Maunakea (Native Hawaiian) and more!
New this year will be an Indigenous chef expo curated by Chef Sean Sherman!
The Fifth Annual Conference on Native American Nutrition
This is the only conference series in the world devoted to the food and nutrition of Indigenous Peoples. The Fifth Annual Conference on Native American Nutrition will bring together tribal officials, researchers, practitioners, funders, and others to discuss the current state of Indigenous and academic scientific knowledge about Native nutrition, dietary health, and food science, and identify new areas of work.
Cooking For Wellness: Hearty Fall Greens, Root Vegetables, & More!
Tired of kale? Learn to use these other hearty greens - Swiss chard, collard greens, spinach - to make mouth-watering nourishing dishes.
Cooking up Culture with the Urban Roots Cook Fresh Team
Please join Saba Andualem and her Cook Fresh Interns as they show you their multicultural take on Chicken & Rice with Urban Roots grown garden fresh vegetables. They will utilize vegetables grown from their farm for the recipe as well as get into all the different ways they've had this dish in their own homes. Saba is the Cook Fresh program manager who will be leading the class, she loves cooking, and always trying new dishes.
Cooking Up Culture with Chef Kim Tilsen-Brave Heart
Join us for our next Cooking Up Culture webinar as Chef Kim Tilsen-Brave Heart (Oglala Lakota) demonstrates how to prepare Bison Meatballs and Wojapi sauce.
Fall Comfort Food - Polenta, Beans & Produce
Polenta - a coarse ground cornmeal dish - is incredibly versatile and provides a perfect backdrop for a host of vegetable and bean combinations that are complementary in taste and nutrition.
Learn to use late autumn produce and pantry staples to create two beautiful and tasty vegetable toppings and pairings that are quick and easy to prepare and serve on or with polenta.
Cooking for Wellness - Summer Fresh Cooking - Midwest August Produce
Cool and nourish your body this summer with easy-to-prepare recipes using a variety of seasonal Midwestern vegetables. Some of the recipes you'll learn Crunchy Lemon-Kissed Zucchini, Creamy Kohlrabi and Greens, Vibrant Kale Pesto Ramen, Roasted Garlic and Cherry Tomato Sauce with Arugula, etc. Learn more and register on the events page!
Cooking for Wellness - Summer Fresh Cooking with Midwestern July Produce
Cool and nourish your body this summer with easy to prepare recipes using a variety of seasonal Midwestern vegetables. Some of the recipes you'll learn Crunchy Lemon-Kissed Zucchini, Creamy Kohlrabi and Greens, Vibrant Kale Pesto Ramen, Roasted Garlic and Cherry Tomato Sauce with Arugula, etc. All webinars are interactive and will include a live cooking demonstration - cook along if you want. Learn more and register on the events page!
Celebrating Indigenous Women Chefs: Loretta Barrett Oden
July Featured Chef: Loretta Barrett Oden (Potawatomi), Chef/Owner, Corn Dance Cafe
Celebrating Indigenous Women Chefs: Tawnya Brant
June featured Chef: Tawnya Brant (Mohawk)