Harvest of All First Nations

Harvest of All First Nations (HAFN) is building a future where BIPOC+ communities can thrive, reconnect with their cultural roots, and lead the way in addressing environmental and social injustices. Our programs depend on self-determination and sovereignty and thus the rematriation of land. Rematriation is the ancestral and matrilineal concept to embrace nurturing and inclusion of all life, as opposed to extraction of the earth for solely human purposes.

Food Justice & Sovereignty Reclaims traditional food practices to provide nutritious food, empower land reconnection, and promote sustainability. Over 100 stewards tend community gardens, cultivating over a thousand pounds of produce, primarily three sisters (corn, bean, squash) which regenerate the land.

Cultural Education & Environmental Justice Empowers Indigenous Relations Consultants to share ancestral knowledge with key community stakeholders. Through educational teachings, workshops, land acknowledgements and equity consultancy we create reparations.

4th Annual Corn Festival Over 2,000 people turn out to our culminative event, harvest celebration, BIPOC market, and educational workshops for all ages. The full diversity of the Indigenous community joined in ceremony for our first Powwow this past year.