While the majority of Nebraska’s communities revolve around agriculture, many students in the Lincoln and Omaha metropolitan areas do not feel a connection to the land or their food sources. But for Nebraska’s Native tribal members, not only is that connection a tradition, it’s part of their culture. This is why dozens of Native American middle and high school students gather each Saturday to work a community farm on East Campus part of Rural Prosperity Nebraska’s Indigenous Youth Food Sovereignty Program. Learn more about the program at ruralprosperityne.unl.edu

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