Indigenous Food Network

The Indigenous Food Network (IFN) is a collaborative of Native-led community organizations in Minneapolis who are working together to rebuild a sovereign food system by identifying and leveraging organizational and community assets. The work of the IFN builds on the cultural knowledge of community members and uses an intertribal and multigenerational approach.

Mission: rebuild sovereign food systems within the intertribal Native communities through collaboration.

Vision: reclaim our health for future generations, recognizing that Food Is Medicine.

We are creating a Native American urban model for food sovereignty.

Indigenous Food Network aims to:

• Increase access and consumption of Indigenous foods in schools and programs serving Native American youth and families
• Strengthen the Indigenous Food Network as a whole and individual organizations, to carry out the mission of the network
• Advocate for local and regional policy change to support the development of an Indigenous food system

Learn more:

• Meet our IFN partners.
• Indigenous Food Tasting
• Download our IFN Youth Gardening Currirulum
• Sign up for our IFN mailing list here.
• Contact IFN Program Coordinator, Kateri Tuttle, at Kateri@dreamofwildhealth.org and 612-874-4200 (ext. 118)