Job Description –Event Coordinator – 7th Annual Traditional Foods Conference
Job Summary
The Traditional Foods Conferences started in 2008, making this years’ event the 7th Annual gathering. The gathering incorporates four parts of Traditional Foods: Health/Nutrition, Safety, Healing, and Community…
Do you want to host the 7th Annual Vancouver Island Traditional Foods Conference to be held in the Fall of 2014?
We are now looking for a host and partner for the 7th Annual Traditional Foods Conference. Please
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This book “Feasting For Change” celebrates some of the Indigenous Foods of Vancouver Island. It was created through the teachings and leanings from our 40 events and as inspired by the diversity and wisdom of the knowledge keepers in all…
Pacific Northwest Coastal Plant Knowledge Cards highlight 65 edible and medicinal plants from the Pacific Northwest coastal region. The cards include beautiful photographs and descriptions to help identify plants, names of the plants in three different Indigenous languages, including SENCOTEN,…
Creation of a set of 66 different native plants local to the South Island area. The Feasting for Change Plant Knowledge Cards were inspired by our many plant walks and discussions about edible and medicinal plants.
Bring them out on…
This book “Feasting For Change” celebrates some of the Indigenous Foods of Vancouver Island. It was created through the teachings and leanings from our 40 events and as inspired by the diversity and wisdom of the knowledge keepers in all…
Prevention and Preservation: Digital Harvest Stories
The Prevention and Preservation project, funded by the Vancouver Foundation is a collaboration between the OCPHR, the Vancouver Island Coastal Communities Indigenous Foods Network (VICCIFN), VIHA and the Canadian Diabetes Association. Over the next…
On Feb 23 and 24th in Nanaimo BC the youth will be coming back together to create their stories. So excited to see their ideas, stories and visions come to life in the computer labs at VIU. Come back later…
Share YOUR story about what food sovereignty/security/safety means to you! Email a picture + short story (max 100 words) to share with Vancouver Island food communities and be eligible for a chance to win a new camera or some traditional…