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July 1, 2025

Indigenous Food Systems Heal the Socio-Ecological Wounds of Colonialism: A Discussion Using Two Case Studies

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OHO. W. Howard

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Overview

Discussion reveals how indigenous food systems can heal socio-ecological wounds, suggesting critical decolonial roles in health and justice.

Key Points

  • Indigenous food systems can effectively heal socio-ecological wounds of colonialism and promote social justice.
  • Case studies of Mayan and Apache food systems reveal unique decolonial practices addressing health crises.
  • Grounded in post-colonial thought, the study explores food sovereignty's role in challenging neoliberal paradigms.
  • Emphasizing indigenous representation in policymaking is critical for fostering ecological resilience amidst crises.

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O. W. Howard (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af75277567bf4f94feeaf1https://doi.org/10.70969/20251102
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