Further Study - Dreaming New Mexico

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First Nations Development Institute food sovereignty questionnaire is one useful tool for the dreaming process.
Suggested Citation: Bell-Sheeter, Alicia, Food Sovereignty Assessment Tool, Fredericksburg, VA: First Nations Development Institute, 2004.

Biocultural Crops. Sabores Sin Fronteras.
Renewing the Food Traditions of Chile Pepper Nation: Native Species & Heirloom Varieties for Ecological, Recovery, Cultural Revival & Culinary Celebration, Edited & introduced by Gary Paul Nabhan, Center for Sustainable Environments, Northern Arizona University. Published by Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.

New Mexico Acequia Association
The Acequia Institute
Acequias Fact Sheet, NCRA, October 2006
Acequia Culture: Historic Irrigated Landscapes of New Mexico, Cultura de las Acequias: Paisajes historicos en el regadio Nueva Mexicano, Jose A. Rivera (University of New Mexico) and Luis Pablo Martinez (Conselleria de Cultura I Educacio, Generalitat Valenciana)
Second National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit – Summit II, Resource Paper Series, October 23, 2002, Environmental Justice and Sustainable Agriculture: Linking Ecological and Social Sides of Sustainability, Devon G. Pena.
2007 Census of Agriculture. 2009. American Indian Reservations. Volume 2. Subject Series, Part 5. AC-07-S-5. USDA.

Tribal Cooperative Extension: This priority seeks to expand the development of five Tribal Centers focusing on agriculture, health, natural resources and intercultural youth education (2007 legislature provided funding for two positions for Crownpoint and Shiprock). Funds would provide for five Cooperative Extension agents and services would focus specifically on Tribal community needs. Five communities include: Shiprock, Crownpoint, Laguna/Acoma area, Five Sandoval Indian Pueblos, and Eight Northern Pueblos to serve these and surrounding Tribal communities.
SAGE Council. Sonny Weahkee or Malcolm Bowekaty.