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Interview in English with M. Karlos Baca by Peter Hay. December 1st, 2020.
Entrevista en ingles con M. Karlos Bava, por Peter Hay. December 1st, 2020.
M. Karlos Baca (Tewa/Dine/Nuucui) is an Indigenous Foods Activist from the Southern Ute Nation. He is the founder of Taste of Native Cuisine, which was created alongside the Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum, to promote traditional Indigenous Foodways in the community and has grown over the last decade to include work with Tribal Nations across the country, the founder of 4th World Farm which is focused on pre-colonial foods and agricultural systems of the high desert region of the southwest, and is a co-founder of the Indigenous food activist group the I-Collective which has representation of Indigenous knowledge keepers of 18 tribes, from Oaxaca to First Nations, and uses Indigenous Foodways as a medium to combat structural white supremacy and continued warfare against Indigenous people. He is also a writer, a sheepherder, and most importantly a son, father, uncle, and grandfather.
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Interview in English with M. Karlos Baca by Peter Hay. December 1st, 2020.
Entrevista en ingles con M. Karlos Bava, por Peter Hay. December 1st, 2020.
M. Karlos Baca (Tewa/Dine/Nuucui) is an Indigenous Foods Activist from the Southern Ute Nation. He is the founder of Taste of Native Cuisine, which was created alongside the Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum, to promote traditional Indigenous Foodways in the community and has grown over the last decade to include work with Tribal Nations across the country, the founder of 4th World Farm which is focused on pre-colonial foods and agricultural systems of the high desert region of the southwest, and is a co-founder of the Indigenous food activist group the I-Collective which has representation of Indigenous knowledge keepers of 18 tribes, from Oaxaca to First Nations, and uses Indigenous Foodways as a medium to combat structural white supremacy and continued warfare against Indigenous people. He is also a writer, a sheepherder, and most importantly a son, father, uncle, and grandfather.