Farmer Podcast Club: Digging into Indigenous Food Sovereignty with Dr. Tabitha Robin Martens

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In this month’s Podcast Club release, we’re tuning into an episode of the RAIR Digital Dialogues podcast in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This conversation offers an opportunity to learn more about Indigenous food sovereignty and the relationships between food, land, governance, and colonialism.

From the show notes: “Dr. Tabitha Robin Martens, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Land and Food Systems at the University of British Columbia explores Indigenous food systems. Hosts, Sarah Rotz and Adrianne Lickers Xavier, also discuss with Dr. Marten about the complexities of Indigenous Food Sovereignty within the context of ongoing settler colonialism and the imposition of settler food and governance systems.”

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