Klamath Food Security Project Evaluation

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The Karuk, Yurok and Klamath Tribes, the Mid Klamath Watershed Council, UC Berkeley and other partners have been doing research, events and food - related workshops for the past 5 years, all aimed at improving the local food system – that is, improve people’s knowledge of and access to fresh, healthy, culturally appropriate foods in the Klamath.

We are trying to learn what impact these activities have had on you, your family and your community. Your answers to this survey will help us figure this out. They will also help us make policy recommendations and can help with future fundraising for these kinds of programs.

The survey will take approximately 5 – 10 minutes to complete. Your participation is voluntary – you can stop any time, or skip any question you don’t want to answer. We will not share your name or contact information with anyone.

Thank you in advance for your time!

1. Name (optional)

2. Nearest Town?

3. What food security events have you or your family members participated in (check all that apply)?

Traditional Food Workshops (acorn, salmon smoker, berries, field dressing deer, storytelling, hide tanning, etc.)

Food security workshops (Canning, pruning, butchering, grafting, seed saving, bread making, mushroom propagation, bee keeping, fermented foods, sourdough bread, poultry, drip irrigation)

Community Events (Seed exchange, harvest festivals, First Foods, Mother's Day brunch)

Youth events (Youth camps, after school programs, other youth programming)

Community Garden Days

Seed to Supper classes

NONE (skip to Question 6)

Other:

Please describe here.

4. Did you or your family members learn anything new from your participation in any the above activities?

Yes

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If yes, please explain.

5. Have you or your family members tried doing anything you learned at any of the events (eg. pruning, canning, butchering)?

Yes

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If yes, how'd it go?

6. Are you aware of these other programs that were supported by the food security project (check all that apply)?

Orchard Revitalization (Lower and Mid-Klamath)

Mid-Klamath Foodshed Facebook page

MKWC Foodshed Webpages

Sipnuuk Digital library (Mid-Klamath)

Tribal Herbaria (Lower and Mid-Klamath)

K-12 Native Food System curriculum (Mid-Klamath)

Baseline habitat assessment of cultural resources (Mid-Klamath)

Farm to School (Lower and Mid-Klamath)

Community greenhouses (Upper Klamath)

Master Gardeners (Upper Klamath)

School Gardens (Upper, Mid, and Lower Klamath)

NONE OF THE ABOVE

Other:

7. Have you or your family used or benefitted from any of them? If yes, please explain.

8. Have you gotten any food from the food security project (check all that apply)?

Community garden or greenhouse/school garden

Delivery from food crew

Picked up from Tribal office

NONE

Other:

9. Thinking overall about the food security program can you share a story with us about what impact the food security program has had on you or your family? What are you doing differently because of it?

10. Do you think our community is more food secure (having enough healthy food that you want to eat at all times) as a result of this project?

Yes

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If yes, please explain how.

11. Do you think these programs have changed our community in other ways?

Yes

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If yes, please explain how.

12. In the future, what EXISTING programs/events/workshops would you like to see continue?

13. What NEW programs, events or resources related to food security would you like to see moving forward?

Do you have any other feedback to share?

14. Gender

Male

Female

Other:

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15. Tribal member or descendant (optional)?

Yes

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16. Would you like to receive information about upcoming food security events? If yes, you can add your email here or join the Mid-Klamath Foodshed Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=mid%20klamath%20food%20shed

17. Please let us know where you heard about the survey.

Tribal employee email

MKWC listserve

Mid-Klamath Foodshed Facebook Page

Project Interviewer (please add your name in Other)

Other:

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Thank you so much for your time!

Do you have questions about this research? If your local Food Security Coordinator cannot answer your question, you can contact Principal Investigator Jennifer Sowerwine at jsowerwi@berkeley.edu or 510-664-7043.

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