Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance

Our Story

The Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance (NAFSA) emerged from a vision during a Taos County Economic Development Corporation grant from Oxfam America in 2005. This initiative brought together grassroots Native food activists from 13 tribes, fostering collaboration in agriculture, seed saving, and food systems. The collective efforts led to the first seed sovereignty declaration and a comprehensive Food Sovereignty Declaration with a Call to Action. Officially convened in 2012 and incorporated as a 501c3 nonprofit in 2014, NAFSA continues to build networks and empower communities.

Impact

NAFSA supports Native communities across the nation by advocating for and educating on the revitalization of Indigenous food systems, enhancing food security and sovereignty.

Why Donate?

Your contribution to NAFSA directly benefits Native communities through education and agricultural independence. Every donation helps create lasting results for future generations, ensuring that Indigenous food systems thrive.

Get Involved

Join the movement for food sovereignty! Your donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can make a significant impact. Support NAFSA today and help revitalize Indigenous food systems for a sustainable future.