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Inaugural Indigenous food summit in Portland in September

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By Nika Bartoo-Smith Verified
| Indian Country Today (ICT)
Nika Bartoo-Smith Underscore Native News + ICT PORTLAND, Ore. — A group of Indigenous organizations around the Portland metro area felt inspired by the first Indigenous foods expo last year in the Northwest. They decided to bring something similar to their own city. Starting with a budget of zero dollars, and less than a year to plan, that dream has turned into a reality with the inaugural Indigenous Food Summit on Sept. 9 and 10.
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Inaugural Indigenous food summit in Portland in September

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By Nika Bartoo-Smith Verified
| Indian Country Today (ICT)
Nika Bartoo-Smith Underscore Native News + ICT PORTLAND, Ore. — A group of Indigenous organizations around the Portland metro area felt inspired by the first Indigenous foods expo last year in the Northwest. They decided to bring something similar to their own city. Starting with a budget of zero dollars, and less than a year to plan, that dream has turned into a reality with the inaugural Indigenous Food Summit on Sept. 9 and 10.
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Inaugural Indigenous Food Summit in Portland This Week

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By Nika Bartoo-Smith Verified
| Underscore News Verified
PORTLAND, Ore. — A group of Indigenous organizations around the Portland metro area felt inspired by the first Indigenous foods expo last year in the Northwest. They decided to bring something similar to their own city. Starting with a budget of zero dollars, and less than a year to plan, that dream has turned into a reality with the inaugural Indigenous Food Summit on Sept. 9 and 10.
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