Ma Pʰidin: Protecting Our Ground
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Tribal Community Survey
The Tribal Youth Ambassadors (TYA) of the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center (CIMCC) are currently working on a policy research project that aims to help direct policy research on the issue and the development of policy options that aim to increase stewardship activities and cultural revitalization efforts by Native American community members. The goal of this project is to determine community based needs for accessing places where traditional foods and cultural resources exist throughout Sonoma, Mendocino, and Lake Counties. Please assist the Tribal Youth Ambassadors (TYA) efforts in this project that aims to support cultural revitalization efforts. Please support this effort by filling out the following survey. Your answers will help the TYA direct policy research towards increasing access to cultural and food resources in our local tribal communities. Respondents that complete the survey will be entered in a drawing for a basket of Indigenous food items.
Ma Pʰidin: Protecting Our Ground is a project of the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center’s (CIMCC) Tribal Youth Ambassador Program and is funded by The Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaign Fund of the First Nations Development Institute.
The purpose of this survey is to determine community based needs for accessing places where traditional foods and cultural resources exist throughout Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake Counties. Your responses will help direct policy research on the issue and the development of policy options that aim to increase stewardship activities and cultural revitalization efforts by Native American community members. Ma Pʰidin: Protecting Our Ground is a project of the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center’s (CIMCC) Tribal Youth Ambassador Program and is funded by The Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaign Fund of the First Nations Development Institute. Respondents will be entered into a raffle for a basket of Indigenous food items.
Ma Pʰidin: Protecting Our Ground is a project of the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center’s (CIMCC) Tribal Youth Ambassador Program and is funded by The Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaign Fund of the First Nations Development Institute.
The purpose of this survey is to determine community based needs for accessing places where traditional foods and cultural resources exist throughout Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake Counties. Your responses will help direct policy research on the issue and the development of policy options that aim to increase stewardship activities and cultural revitalization efforts by Native American community members. Ma Pʰidin: Protecting Our Ground is a project of the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center’s (CIMCC) Tribal Youth Ambassador Program and is funded by The Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaign Fund of the First Nations Development Institute. Respondents will be entered into a raffle for a basket of Indigenous food items.