One Dish Project

Kanyen'keha:ka Culture, Language, Indigenous Food Sovereignty, and Land-Based Education

Building Community

Through Food Security, Culture, and Language

The One Dish Project fosters health, well-being, and community building through cultural food practices and land based education. Rooted in the One Dish One Spoon Treaty, we strive to reconcile past societal and environmental injustices while promoting sharing, cultural preservation, and connection.

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With support from our friends at TELUS, the One Dish Project
will be able to install an outdoor learning space in the One Dish Project garden area through a $10,000 grant from the Indigenous Communities Fund.

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