Foodways Archive

• Melissa K. Nelson. “Podcasting from the Native Seed Pod.” 6-9: Nourishing Body &Soul: The Biocultural

  Diversity of Food, Winter 2018, Langscape Magazine.

• Mateo Hinojosa. “Circles of Kinship Faces of Turtle Island’s Seed Guardians.” 28-32: Nourishing Body &Soul: The Biocultural Diversity of Food, Winter 2018, Langscape Magazine.

• Sara Moncada and Maya Harjo. “Grandmother Oak and Her Acorn Teachings.” 15-17: Nourishing Body &Soul: The Biocultural Diversity of Food, Winter 2018, Langscape Magazine.

• Collaborative Work. “Voices of Maiz.” November 2016

• Kirsten Neff. “Indian Valley Organic Farm and Garden.” 41-44: Celebrating the harvest of Marin, Napa and Sonoma counties, season by season, Summer 2016, edible Marin & Wine Country.

• Kaimana Barcarse. “Mãlama Honua: ‘Caring for the Earth.’“ 8-9: "Annexed" The Rights of Indigenous Peoples in the Paris Climate Change Talks, March 2016, Cultural Survival.

• Kaimana Barcarse. “A Native View on the Indigenous Perspective.” 38-40: Return to the Native, Autumn 2015, Earth Island Journal.

• Kaimana Barcarse. “Mãlama Honua: World Wide Voyage Leg 2.” 4-5: Indigenous Rights Protect Us All, December 2014, Cultural Survival.

• Robin Richards. “Chemehuevi tribal member explains opposition to water project.” September 4, 2013, News West

• Kaimana Barcarse. “ON AIR Spreading the Word About the Right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent.” 14-15: The World on Our Shoulders Cultivating Indigenous Youth Leadership, September 2013, Cultural Survival.

• Vincent Medina. “Injunuity: AConversation with Adrian Baker.” 6-11: Winter 2013, news from NATIVE california.

• Philip M. Klasky. “The Power of the Drum: Native American Inmates at San Quentin State Prison Revive Their Cultural and

  Spiritual Traditions.” 26-31: Winter 2013, news from NATIVE california.

• L. Frank. “An Unexpected Journey, or Build Your Dreams and Never Mind the Sharks.” 12-17: Winter 2013, news from NATIVE california.

• Melissa K. Nelson. “Protecting the Sanctity of Native Foods.” State of the World 2013: Is Sustainability Possible? 2013

• Shadi Rahimi. “2008 Bioneers Conference hosts first indigenous tent.” Oct 31, 2008, Arizona Energy.

• Janine Tully. “Wood Talker.” 21-22: May 2005, Mālamalama.

• Philip M. Klasky and Melissa .K Nelson. “The Salt Song Trail.” 10-12: Summer 2005, news from NATIVE california.

• Katie Renz. “Thinking Upstream.” 38: Water Wrongs, Winter 2005, terrain.

• Christopher McLeod. “Sacred Land Film Project.” 16-17: Bush’s Bizarre Science, Summer 2003, Earth Island Journal.

• Melissa Nelson. “Moyla Tuupanga: The Moon int the Sky.” 39-48: Indigenous Language Revitalization, Fall 2002, ReVision.

• Melissa Nelson. “Indigenous Language Revitalization.” 3-4: Indigenous Language Revitalization, Fall 2002, ReVision.

• Philip M. Klasky and Melissa Nelson. “Storyscapes: Living Songs in Native Lands.” 11-18: Indigenous Language Revitalization, Fall 2002, ReVision.

• Philip M. Klasky. “A Victory in the Making.” 56-58: Winds of Change, Summer 1999, Health and the Environment.

• Melissa Nelson. “To Help Us be Human.” 13-16: Summer 1998, Orion.

• Melissa Nelson. “Sustainable Waste Management at Indian Canyon.” 1998.

• Melissa Nelson. “Original Stakeholders of the Presidio: The Muwekma Ohlone Tribe.” 1998.

• Melissa Nelson. “Kete Huntax-mak Wi-kani (‘To All Our Ancestors’ in Ohlone language).” Autumn 1998, The Cultural Conservancy.

• Melissa Nelson. “A Psychological Impact Report for the Environmental Movement.” Spring 1998, ReVision.

• Kimla McDonald. “Another Freeway Through Sacred Ground?” 7: Autumn 1998, The Cultural Conservancy.

• Philip M. Klasky. “The Song of the Land.” 41-44: Fall 1998, News from Native California.

• Nicole Egger. “Why Composting Toilets?” 8: Autumn 1998, The Cultural Conservancy.

• Mahealani Cypher. “Aloha mai kakou from the Islands of Hawaii.” 3: Hawai'i Report, Autumn 1998, The Cultural Conservancy.

• Claire Cummings. “Mount Shasta Ski Development Doomed.” 6-7: Summer 1998, News from Native California.

• Claire Cummings. “Gathering Site in Sonoma County Protected for Basketweavers and

  Traditional Gatherers.” 3: Autumn 1998, The Cultural Conservancy.

• Melissa Nelson. “Becoming Métis.” 62-64: Deep Green, Spring 1997, Orion

• Pete Holloran. “Native Lands & Culture Restoration Project.” 2: March - April 1996, Presidio Volunteer Voice.

• Melissa Nelson. “1994-1995 Activities.” Winter 1995, The Cultural Conservancy.

• Christopher McLeod. “MountShasta- A Thousand Years of Ceremonies.” 8-9: Sacred Land Film Project, Winter 1995, Earth Island Journal.

• Melissa Nelson. “Reclaiming an Indigenous Mind.” 1994, The Ecopsychology Newsletter.

• Patricia J. Cummings. “The Commodification of the Sacred.” 1994

• Patricia J. Cummings. “Saving Native Lands.” 10-12: Summer 1994, Land Trust Alliance Exchange.

• Melissa Nelson. “Guidelines for Biodiversity Collections: A Look at the Issues.” 19-20: Perspectives on Biodiversity and Intellectual Property, 1993, Abya Yala News.

• Patricia J. Cummings. “Real Estate Values.” 13: Kindred Spirits, Winter 1993-94, Elmwood Quarterly.

• Patricia J. Cummings. “Preserving Sacred Sites.” 28: First Nations News, Spring 1993, Earth Island Journal.

• Patricia J. Cummings. “Native Religions, New-Agers, and the Forest Service.” 8-14: Recreation, September / October 1992, Inner Voice