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‘Our DNA is still Connected to Buffalo’: Indigenous Food Sovereignty Program
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‘Our DNA is still Connected to Buffalo’: Indigenous Food Sovereignty Program
Graphic by Elyse Wild A program that brings buffalo into the lives of Native American students at an elementary school on the Wind River Reservation has doubled reading comprehension and attendance. It’s just the beginning. This article is part of THE INDIGENOUS FOOD PYRAMID, a series of reporting that examines how Indigenous Food Sovereignty policies impact the overall health of Native Americans. The return of the buffalo brought students back …
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