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As Ani-yun-wiya, our values and responsibilities, not settler institutions, govern us. Gadugi is one of these core principles, and serves as a process for indigenous resurgence. At the heart of this principle is a built-in spirit of community comradery. This means that whatever issues/concerns arising in collective living have to be addressed in a unitary way and that no one is left alone to climb out of a life endeavour; it reflects a collective community base. Adherence to the principles and actions of Gadugi makes indigenous peoples ungovernable in the eyes of Settlers. Ani-yun-wiya are governed by a continuous renewal of our shared responsibilities and relationships. Indigenous values clash with those of settlers in terms of the way authority is exercised.

Jeff Corntassel, To be ungovernable

no one is left alone to climb out of a life endeavour

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[saunya]

... Gadugi:  "A sense of community" -Cherokee... 

I am really excited about this infoblog.  It’s about food!!!....good tasting, good for your health, good for the economy, good for the Earth...food!!

...Saving family & small farms...

This video covers the topics of the 2012 Food & Community Conference.  It touches on local gardening as a way to improve the health and economies of local communities. 

...Access to good healthy food...

It emphasizes how local gardening could help reduce the health disparities of rural communities and communities of color.  It targets the youth with the message of the importance of a plant and organic based diet.  One section of the video that really interested me....it notes the youth of the minority communities, specifically black community, see farming as “slave work.”  This an example a “specific” American experience, but a history they can learn from…not hide..(awesome). 

...Growing Minds Farm to School...  

Children can learn math via farming, and also healthy habits....hurry and watch the video!!!

  Links:

The Center for Environmental Farming Systems (CEFS)

@Foodtopia

Gadugi

2012 Chief’s Cherokee Family Garden Kits

North Carolina Community Gardens

Southern Appalachia

Farm to School

Farmhand Foods