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In the U.S., Seva supports Native American communities in recovering traditional, healthy food sources that address health disparities like Type II diabetes. Here, our Native American Community Health (NACH) program shares the latest inspiring stories from the field: Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska; Lake Andes, South Dakota; & Oakland, California.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

NACH Articles in the News

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NACH has been working alongside our partners to raise visibility of these projects. Gilberto Daniel Rodriguez, a member of the NACH team, has written articles for many Native American and healthy foods news sources,  including Cultural Survival, Edible East Bay, Indian Country Today, and News from Native California. In these articles, he shares stories about events such as the Harvest Dinner at the Intertribal Friendship House in Oakland, California, provides informative details about our program's growth, and gives insight into the beauty of the communities that we work with. 
To read any of these articles, click the links below:
News from Native California: A Feast for the Community

Indian Country Today: Good Medicine Grows in Bay Area's American Indian Community 

Cultural Survival: Kola Le Miye Ca Wau Welo "My friend, this is me, I am coming" 

Edible East Bay: Reclaiming a Native Harvest
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