THE CULTURAL CONSERVANCY IN THE NEWS

Recent Media

  • Latest Podcast Release: Knowledge Symbiosis with Dayna Baumeister and Melissa K. Nelson

    In this inaugural episode of the limited series Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, Dayna Baumeister joins Melissa K. Nelson and Sara El-Sayed in a conversation exploring the common ground and mapping the divergences between Indigenous science and biomimicry.

 
 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND EVENTS

The Cultural Conservancy receives ANA Grant for a Native learning farm at Heron Shadow

The Cultural Conservancy has received a $1,200,000 Social and Economic Development Strategies (SEDS) grant over three years from the Administration for Native Americans (ANA). This grant will be used to support the Heron Shadow farm and land project, a project that aims to renew and restore the health of traditional knowledge, foodways, landscapes and practices of Indigenous cultures that have been substantially damaged by colonialism. Please follow the link for the full press release.

2023 International Funders for Indigenous Peoples Global Conference

TCC attended the 2023 International Funders for Indigenous Peoples Global Conference in Mérida, México on the Yucatán peninsula. Indigenous leaders from around the world gathered to make connections and brainstorm. Conversations centered on decolonizing philanthropy and over coming barriers to shift power and resources to Indigenous communities prioritizing community-led solutions and stronger partnerships between funders and the organizations, causes and projects they support. The five-day conference centered around Shifting Power: Indigenous People’s Rights, Leadership and Self-determination and started with a pre-conference day for the third international gathering of Indigenous-led funds, including Indigenous youth dialogue and the Indigenous philanthropy community. The official conference followed with learning and sharing knowledge, dialogues for collaboration, experiential learning, networking and celebration. There were many beautiful connections made at the conference and deep learning experiences resulted from the gatherings that we will incorporate into the work we do for Indigenous communities.

Recent Film Festivals and Exhibitions

We are proud that Seed Mother was an official selection for multiple festivals in 2022. We are honored that our Season 2 Native Seed Pod Episode The Poetry of Sacred Food Culture: Conversations with Simon Ortiz was also an official selection for the 2022 imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival.