Easy and nutritious recipes to make good use of foods that you commonly find in our Ō´yō´•ṗ´ Pantry!

One of the best ways to get support for important work… is to PROVE that there is really important work to do. By assessing food security and sovereignty metrics, we can show our community leaders, partners, and funders how important it is to continue our work.

Finding a health care service or community event on the Blackfeet Nation has never been easier, thanks to the Blackfeet Connections resource map.

You’ll find community events, health care and support services displayed on Google Maps with the addresses, times and contact information.

Do you want to share an event? Well that’s simple – just fill out some basic information and submit your event by clicking on the add your event tab.

Mountain-Pacific Quality Health (Mountain-Pacific) created the Blackfeet Connections website as part of the Partnership To Advance Tribal Health (PATH) project.

“The Native Food Guide was a collaborative effort aimed at making a culturally-relevant education resource for Native populations. The project was made possible by contributions from Indian Health Service dietitians, FAST Blackfeet, Indigikitchen, the Sioux Chef and the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing.”

For more information about the guide, contact Sarah Rolfing at: rolfing.sarah@gmail.com

Published 2018

A visual to represent how the Blackfeet Food System has changed and the purpose of FAST Blackfeet

Presentation by FAST Blackfeet Executive Director, Danielle Antelope on FAST Blackfeet’s programs and the need for organizations that fighting for food sovereignty. Presented at the Annual Conference for Native Nutrition.