A look back: Celebrating Antone Minthorn
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PHOTO ESSAY | In June of 2022, friends, family, and community members gathered in the Main Hall of the Redd on Salmon Street to celebrate Antone Minthorn (Cayuse).
A reflection on the 2023 Kake Traditional Food Fair
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PHOTO ESSAY | Published collaboratively with Sustainable Southeast Partnership
Local Link back in action
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PHOTO ESSAY | After a two year hiatus necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic, we worked with partners to produce Local Link again in 2022
A toast to Jeremy Barnicle
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PHOTO ESSAY | A photo gallery from an in-person staff and board gathering
Forward progress
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PROGRAM UPDATE | Together, we took on the challenges of the year.
A look back at Back to the Root
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FEATURE | The second annual Back to the Root Conference convened 100+ BIPOC producers at the Redd on Salmon Street
Feeding communities during a crisis
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PHOTO ESSAY | In a collaboration with the Redd on Salmon Street and Ecotrust, Feed the Mass is preparing, delivering, and serving hundreds of free meals every week.
Redd Reveal: More than a party
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ECOTRUST UPDATE | Attendees of the Redd on Salmon Street’s grand opening event tasted the future we’re working toward
A taste for things to celebrate at the Huna Traditional Food Fair
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PHOTO ESSAY | On September 8, 2018, more than 75 Hoonah locals headed for the Yaakw Kahidi (Canoe Shed) for the first Huna Traditional Food Fair.
An illuminating affair
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PHOTO ESSAY | Light Up the Redd will go down as a highlight in our journey toward a healthy and equitable food future.