The Collective WHIN Attended TRIBAL HUB's 2026 REgional Tribal Technology Forum
the PLANT PROJECT
PLANT PROJECT 2026
The Plant Project is a community-led initiative advancing Indigenous plant knowledge, food systems, and land-based healing through shared partnerships. The work connects land access, food distribution, recovery support, technology, and storytelling to strengthen food sovereignty and community wellness.
Built in collaboration with Bear Soldier District, Seeds of Eden, Next Level Collaborations, BoardShaper, Western Hemisphere Indigenous Network and KimCo Solutions, the project will expand cultivation, distribution, and education efforts over the coming years, connecting plants, people, and places.
Beyond Profit & REcreation: How can Cannabis Help the indigenous community mentally & physically?
Check out The Red Shirt Podcast episode with WHIN Partner Dr. Cynthia Gourneau (Anishinaabe, Métis, Omaha) a Doctor of Pharmacy, Tribal Health Pharmacist, and Medical Cannabis Specialist working to improve healthcare access and treatment options in Indigenous communities.
LISTEN NOW:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0LPs0R77o6jpNltG5Zccol?si=c37bee71e4644ee3
As Tribal Nations, we understand better than most that plants have always been more than commodities, they are medicine, culture, and a connection to the land. Cannabis is indigenous to the Western Hemisphere’s history of plant-based healing and belongs within a broader tradition of Indigenous knowledge that has utilized natural medicines for generations.
Midwest REgional Language Crisis Awareness 2026
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