Tag: Sovereignty

The food sovereignty movement is defined by the belief that people can — and must — reclaim power in food systems by restoring their relationship to the land and closing the the gap between food providers and consumers. The key lies in restoring autonomy. For many thousands of ye...

The late legal history of Native American policy (after 1930) can be viewed through three other significant phases that again reflect the ever-changing attitudes and policies of the U.S. government toward Native nations. Reorganization Era. This period was about trying to fix some of the dam...