SNAP-Ed Celebrates Native American Heritage Month!
This month provides an opportunity for us to reflect on how the cultures and traditions held dear by Tribal Nations continue to advance resilient economies and vibrant lands nationwide. Indigenous knowledge continues to be affirmed throughout our everyday life in our land management practices, the foods we eat, our systems of government, and our stewardship of natural resources.
Recipes and Cookbooks
SNAP-Ed Programs and Partners
Success Stories
Webinars
SNAP-Ed Celebrates Partnerships with Indian Tribal Organizations and Minority Serving Institutions
As a part of the National SNAP-Ed 30th Year Anniversary Webinar Series, the Mountain Plains, Southeast, and Southwest regions celebrate SNAP-Ed partnerships with Indian Tribal Organizations and Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The webinar featured regional highlights and agency presentations on program initiatives and achievements.
Download Webinar Slides (PDF, 2.7 MB) (PDF, 2.7 MB)
Other Government Resources
- Physical Activity Kit (PAK) DHHS. Indian Health Service.
- Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) Sharing Gallery USDA. FDPIR.