Food ShiftFood ShiftThis Food Justice Friday we are looking at the reintroduction of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) into Western land management practices. Swipe to learn more about what TEK encompasses and the importance of using indigenous practices and knowledge in ecosystem management. https://t.co/pAGBQFQd3I...
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Read More#Repost from our partner Daniel Kurzrock, CEO of @ReGrained ! Daniel recently shared that 51% of shoppers plan to waste less food after the pandemic. Here at Food Shift, stats like these fuel our work, and weβre so grateful for the meaningful work of partners like @ReGrained ! https://t.co/gBrknqnHnw...
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If you want to read about Black veganism, be sure to check out βSistah Vegan: Black Vegans Speak on Food, Identity, Health, and Societyβ by A. Breeze Harper to learn more. #FoodJusticeFriday #BlackVeganism #RacialJustice #Veganism #BlackHistoryMonth...
Read Moreππ’π’π ππ¨π¦π§πππ ππ₯ππππ¬ This Food Justice Friday, we are learning what Black Veganism means and how it is much more than simply consuming and purchasing non-animal products. https://t.co/33NC4DOXu0...
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The interactive pie chart tool lets users filter by location, food types, and causes to see what food waste looks like in their communities, and we highly recommend it! Give it a try here: #foodwaste #foodsystems #foodwastemonitor...
Read MoreFood waste is a growing issue in the U.S., but just how much food is going uneaten, and where does it all go? @refed's Food Waste Monitor breaks down these questions for us using accurate, updated data on how food waste occurs over time. https://t.co/B67VLnvNBs...
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At Food Shift we always encourage reusing and recycling your food scraps in soups, smoothies and other recipes, but sometimes food scraps have to end up in the compost. Composting is a great way to ensure that your food and plant scraps donβt end up in a landfill. #composting https://t.co/kUwsF4sdfW...
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This Food Justice Friday we are looking at the reintroduction of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) into Western land management practices. Swipe to learn more about what TEK encompasses and the importance of using indigenous practices and knowledge to return to a more sustainable and productive ecosystem.
βMany Native people seeking to revitalize their food systems consider restoration of traditional foods and practices essential to regaining their health, traditional economy and culture. Yet challenges remain, due to limited funding and tribal capacity, gaps in knowledge caused by genocide, forced assimilation and associated historical trauma, limited access to ancestral tribal lands, and the inherent institutional power asymmetries shaping resource access, use, and managementβ (Jennifer Sowerwine, Professor at University of California, Berkeley in Indigenous Food Sovereignty).
#traditionalecologicalknowledge #TEK #foodjusticefriday #landmanagement #amahmutsunlandtrust #CAstateparks
#Repost from our partner Daniel Kurzrock, CEO of ReGrained! Daniel recently shared that 51% of shoppers plan to waste less food after the pandemic, and that 31% are already more successful in reducing food waste. Here at Food Shift, stats like these fuel our work toward a more sustainable food system, and weβre so grateful for the meaningful work of partners like ReGrained!
Read more here: www.hartman-group.com/newsletters/1666158557/upcycled-food-products-sustainable-solutions-for-foo...
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This Food Justice Friday, we are learning what Black Veganism means and how it is much more than simply consuming and purchasing non-animal products. If you want to read about Black veganism, be sure to check out βSistah Vegan: Black Vegans Speak on Food, Identity, Health, and Societyβ by A. Breeze Harper to learn more.
#FoodJusticeFriday #BlackVeganism #RacialJustice #Veganism #BlackHistoryMonth
