The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs held its first-ever listening session on Indigenous communities and the cannabis industry, hosting over 100 tribal leaders.
For the first time in New York State history, Indigenous communities from five tribal sovereign nations across the U.S. and Canada are uniting to celebrate 420 - National Cannabis Day - with Honeysuckle Media and partners.
Todd Bergeron, Managing Partner of Conor Green Tribal Economic Development, talks about the firm’s work with the Shinnecock Indian Nation to launch the cannabis company Little Beach Harvest, and recognize Indigenous communities in the industry.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Women Grow celebrated how Indigenous women in cannabis are creating new economic opportunities for their communities, while reexamining Thanksgiving in the context of historic trauma.
As the nation officially recognized Indigenous Peoples' Day, Honeysuckle honored Indigenous culture and plant medicine at IPDNYC's Randall's Island international gathering and through a landmark Times Square campaign with the Shinnecock Nation.
The Shinnecock Indian Nation will have new opportunities with Little Beach Harvest, a cannabis company led by Managing Director Chenae Bullock in partnership with TILT Holdings. To celebrate Indigenous People's Day 2021, Bullock reminds us of the legacy of plant medicine in First Nations cultures.
As the United Nations issued its most dire report on climate change yet between National CBD Day and International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, Honeysuckle Magazine, was at the heart honoring the First Nations, and female-led cannabis brands with the latest Times Square billboard campaign.
It’s National CBD Day August 8th and Honeysuckle will be taking over Times Square to celebrate with our Special Plant Partners! CBD is a naturally occurring compound found in the resinous flower of cannabis, a plant with a rich history as a medicine going back thousands of years.
MaryJane Oatman, founder of the Indigenous Cannabis Coalition is a member of the Nimiipuu people advocating for cannabis acceptance and indigenous healing. Her work embodies community impact, and efforts to reshape perceptions around cannabis in indigenous cultures.
