🌍The Global-Hub on Indigenous Peoples’ Food and Knowledge Systems, a strategic and innovative think tank, gathered for the fourth time at FAO headquarters, in the Indigenous Peoples’ Territory, on 12–16 October. ➕More than 300 participants took part, including over 120 Indigenous and non-Indigenous experts and Indigenous Youth, from around 40 Indigenous Peoples’ organizations and 55 universities and research centres, across more than 40 sessions. The week set out to reverse wrong narratives on Indigenous Peoples and their food and knowledge systems. 🔬Is your science better than others? Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge is real science of sustainability. ⚖️Are you born vulnerable? Neither are Indigenous Peoples. The violation of their rights puts them in situations of vulnerability. 🍃Is mobility really primitive? Indigenous Peoples’ mobile ways of living demonstrate adaptability and sustainability. The Global-Hub reaffirms that food should never be a means of pressure, division or conflict, but a source of life, dignity, solidarity and peace. #FAOGlobalHub2026 #IndigenousPeoples