Samantha Skenandore is one of the most important tribal and environmental justice leaders in the world. She advises tribal and corporate clients on federal Indian law and tribal law. Samantha has been a justice for the Ho-Chunk Nation and has critical experience bridging tribal communities with corporate and political powers.

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https://bravamagazine.com/samantha-skenandore-native-voices/

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https://www.quarles.com/newsroom/news/samantha-skenandore-reelected-to-fourth-term-as-chair-of-indian-land-tenure-foundation

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https://theorg.com/org/cana-foundation/org-chart/samantha-skenandore

Ayesha Ali is a regenerative policy advocate. She is the co-founder of InCommon, which is building community-first food systems across the United States. Ayesha was the Community Manager for Kiss the Ground, a nonprofit focused on education around regenerative agriculture and the guiding principle of the documentaries, Kiss the Ground and Common Ground.

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https://www.cosmiclabyrinth.world/fire ~ Build a regenerative coalition with Cosmic Labyrinth edutainers

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https://incommongroup.com/

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https://kisstheground.com/

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https://www.farmaid.org/issues/farm-policy/the-latest-updates-on-the-2023-farm-bill/

CAFF is the quintessential Community Alliance with Family Farmers. Their efforts provide family farmers with all kinds of resources, from money to tools to education on how to be regenerative. This conversation features an actual family farmer, Elizabeth Vaughan, who was a total champion coleading the 36th Annual Small Farm Conference that I got to host a panel in. Jamie Fanous also joins us as she is the Policy Director, consistently showing up in Sacramento to create funds and opportunities for small farmers to thrive in California.

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https://caff.org/

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https://caff.org/directory/