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Articles by Jill Keith
Indigenous food sovereignty in action
Abstract First paragraph: If you are looking for positive news for the health of the planet directly from people across the globe working to reclaim sustainable foodways, authors and editors Shukla, Settee, and Lincoln provide it in Indigenous Insights for Planetary Health and Sustainable Food Systems.
Growing Season: A talking circle evaluation of American Indian/Alaska Native student pathways to food systems and sovereignty higher education in Wyoming
Abstract Despite rich contributions to higher education and the need for new and more diverse strategies to improve the sustainability, productivity, and health impacts of our nation’s food and agriculture systems, American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) students only make up 0.7% of college enrollment and dropout rates continue to rise.
Growth and Physiological Responses of Three Culturally Significant Native Edible Berry Species to Controlled-release Fertilizer in Greenhouse Conditions
Keywords: buffaloberry; food sovereignty; leachate; silverberry; skunkbrush; sustainable Native edible berry plants are vital to Indigenous communities in the United States for both food sovereignty and cultural preservation (Shoshone Ancestral Land et al. 2022). Native Americans have historically relied on gathering edible wild berries as an essential food source (Lewis 1988).
The Effects of a Western Diet vs. a High-Fiber Unprocessed Diet on Health Outcomes in Mice Offspring
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My faith journey: God, creator
Fireweed, used in food and medicinally, grows near Togwotee Pass (ancestral Shoshone lands) near the Teton Range in the Rocky Mountains. It’s a sunny day in the Wind River Range of Wyoming. A group of Indigenous people and I form a circle to burn tobacco and offer a prayer of thanks to the Creator for the plants we’re gathering today. Once we pray and provide an offering to Mother Earth, we scatter across the wide-open space to dig up roots and collect berries.
Do Jewelers Use Video Conferencing? 63 Percent Say No
Yes, It’s Had a Major Impact: 3% It is very effective. Keeps the team engaged and connected. We use it daily. One on one meetings, small group meetings and all team meetings. Also, connect with clients via “virtual events.” this has been very popular and successful. — Rob Divinski, JB Hudson, Minneapolis, MN Weekly, effective. It made sales possible that otherwise would not have happened.
Your Letters About The Pandemic
Inbox Readers talk about what they’re doing, why they love industry webinars, and why you should stay off Facebook. Published 2 mins ago on April 20, 2020 By INSTORE Staff Instore May 2020 Issue Online Extra Let us pray for all the families who lost loved ones and the many sick people going through this. Thank you to all the doctors, nurses and health care and essential workers who have sacrificed themselves to help others. We can only be hopeful and pray!! — Stacey S.
Do Jewelers Take Time In January For Strategic Planning? Our Brain Squad Weighs In
Yes: 56% It is important for us to get a strategic plan. We have three owners with three different agendas, so the management team likes to come up with objectives to work toward for the year. We start with three pillars of success, and all decisions for what to focus on are based on that. We have had many years with no strategic planning. It led to less communication, more disgruntled staff, and having nothing to shoot towards creates a less motivated team as well.
Do You Keep Tabs On Local Competitors? Here's What Our Brain Squad Said
Do You Or Don't You? Teamwork that works according to our brain squad team. Question: Do you do anything to encourage your sales staff to work as a team on the sales floor? Yes: 76% We set a team goal that needs to be achieved to share in a team commission. To receive part of the monies, you must sell a minimum of 4 percent of the total sales for the month.
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