Written by Jeff Kiyoshk Ross, Indigenous Programs Manager, Farm to Cafeteria Canada For me, a land acknowledgement should be more than a statement about who lived here before us. An acknowledgement creates a relationship, and a relationship creates responsibilities. If we receive knowledge, stories, food, medicines, teachings, access to land, or the care of a...Read More

Photo Voice is a relational, story-based practice grounded in Indigenous and decolonial approaches. This method treats images and stories as gifts, centers participant voices, and prioritizes care, consent, and community meaning-making.  In our February 18 and May 1 workshops, Gladys Rowe shared Photo Voice as a research tool as well as a way of deep...Read More

Written by Carolyn Webb, Program Director, Farm to Cafeteria Canada Earth Day offers us an exciting opportunity to ask – how can school food programs support the planet? Recent research is giving us a lot of valuable and actionable insights. In this Blog post, I share the insights of the EAT-Lancet Commission (2025), which speaks...Read More