Resources

Our Nourishing Relations resource page provides a growing list of inspiring stories and “how-to’s” intended to help bring Indigenous foodways into more classrooms and school meal programs. From examples of meal programs incorporating traditional foods, to land-based learning resources, you’ll find content in the form of videos, webinars, guides and stories that share the knowledge and experiences from a variety of people, including Elders and Knowledge Keepers, educators, chefs, students and more!

Please use the arrows to scroll (left to right) through the blog posts below to see all the content.  

Do you have a story or resource you’d like to share? Please email us at info@farmtocafeteriacanada.ca

Featured Resources

Stories and other blog posts – Indigenous Foodways

Videos

Map of School Food Programs in Indigenous Communities 

This map was developed in partnership with the Coalition for Healthy School Food to share stories about school food programs in Indigenous communities and for Indigenous students. It allows viewers to access stories in the media and stories that are shared on organizations’ and schools’ websites. Reach out to Carolyn Webb at CWebb@sustainontario.ca if you’d like to put your program on the map!

Click below to access the interactive map.

Indigenous School Food Circle

The Indigenous School Food Circle is an initiative co-hosted by the Coalition for Healthy School Food, Canadian Feed the Children and Farm to Cafeteria Canada. It has been established (1) To inform how the Coalition advocates for funding for school food programs in Indigenous communities and for Indigenous students, and (2) To support replication, networking and sharing of best practices among school food programs in Indigenous communities and for Indigenous students.

Visit the Coalition’s website to learn more about the Circle.

Farm to Cafeteria Canada’s team and project partners acknowledge that we live, work and play on the ancestral lands of the diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis people of what we now call Canada. Farm to Cafeteria Canada is committed to reflecting, honouring and amplifying Indigenous voices, perspectives and values in our work. To learn the traditional territories on which our individual team members are located, please visit our team page.