Sean Sherman
2018 Bush Fellow
Chef Sean Sherman, Oglala Lakota Sioux, knows that food is the heart of every culture. He also understands that his fellow Native Americans were stripped of their connections to Indigenous food systems and practices. To build his community’s physical, economic and spiritual strength, he wants to reconnect Native communities with traditional food knowledge and to Native agriculture systems. While he began this work as founder of The Sioux Chef and NATIFS, he now seeks to become the visionary leader his community needs through building an extensive global network and gaining deeper knowledge of Indigenous culture and foods. With his Bush Fellowship, he will research, create, cultivate and share Indigenous food systems and further his Lakota, Ojibwe and Spanish language skills.
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Put yourself in the shoes of a new Fellow and talk about your learning journey. What can you really expect starting as a new Bush…
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This past month has had a spectrum of challenges and accomplishments when it comes to my own personal development and leadership style. I am just…
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It’s definitely been a fast moving road for the past few years, and this last year since getting the Bush Fellowship has only gotten busier…
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Reflect on your Fellowship journey in its entirety. It’s hard to believe this the last report of my Bush Fellowship. Two years flew by and…