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    "text": "First Nations Development Institute\nNative Food Sovereignty Grant\n\nAmount: $10,000 to $40,000\n\nDue: 5/14/25 by 5pm MT\n\nFocus areas:\n1. First Foods and Maternal Health \n2. Native Farm to School\n3. GATHER: New and Innovative Food Sovereignty\n\nwww.firstnations.org/rfps/native-...",
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          "alt": "The Native Agriculture and Food Systems Investments (NAFSI) program is a cornerstone of First Nations’ efforts to advance food sovereignty and security, strengthen tribal food economies, and support the relationship between community, place, and food. Established in 2001, NAFSI supports Native food systems through grantmaking, convenings, and advocacy, uplifting the enduring commitment of Native communities to their food relatives and the earth. We provide cycles of funding opportunities focused on Native Food Security, Native Food Sovereignty, Native Food Economies, and Native Food Networks. Learn more about our program here, https://www.firstnations.org/our-programs/nourishing-native-foods-health/\n\nNAFSI Program Priorities\n\nNative Control: Recognize and respect the inherent right of Native communities to exercise control over their food systems, ensuring decisions align with their unique needs and values.\nCulturally Rooted: Prioritize initiatives deeply grounded in and reflective of the diverse cultural heritage of Native communities, fostering a strong connection to traditional foodways.\nCommunity Empowerment: Develop programs and initiatives that empower Native communities economically, socially, and culturally, promoting a sense of ownership and pride in their food systems.\nIntertribal Collaboration: Foster collaborative efforts that encourage knowledge exchange, shared resources, and collective solutions among Native communities to address common challenges and amplify impact.\nIntergenerational Wisdom: Emphasize the importance of preserving and passing down and up traditional knowledge and practices related to food, ensuring the transmission of wisdom and practice across generations.\nEquity and Justice: Commit to achieving equity and justice in all aspects of the food system, addressing historical inequities and advocating for policies that promote fairness and inclusivity.",
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