Upcoming Events & Dissemination Opportunities
To Be Announced
Previous Events & Dissemination Opportunities
Podcasts
Murphy, A. (Host). 2026, January 29). The Menu: Federal food guidelines, seals and treaty rights, and buffalo for city dwellers. In Native American Calling. Featured Guest Tara Maudrie Discussing the Federal Dietary Guidelines.
Gardner, A. (Host). (2024, April 10). Food Security and Food Sovereignty The Difference Between Surviving and Thriving with Tara Maudrie and Dr. Gary Ferguson (Season 4, Episode 4). [Audio Podcast Episode]. In Health Promotion Practice.
Lectures and Videos
Dr. Tara Maudrie invited us into a powerful reframing of food as kinship, responsibility, and living knowledge. Centering Indigenous foodways as the original and enduring sustainable food systems of North America, she traced how settler colonialism deliberately disrupted these relational systems through land theft, environmental harm, and the weaponization of food, while emphasizing that this history contextualizes Indigenous resurgence.
Dr. Tara Maudrie, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan and Dr. Donald Warne, Co-Director, Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health discuss how to develop community engaged nutrition programs in Tribal communities across the country.
Defining and Conceptualizing Nourishment through Indigenous Worldviews