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Movement News | January 19, 2026
Racism and Opportunity in the Southern Seafood Industry
This story from The Food Section, a Southern food publication, covers a panel on Black contributions to North Carolina seafood...
Movement News | November 12, 2025
Governor Healey Praises Chatham Harvesters at Massachusetts Seafood Day
In this story by the Cape Cod Chronicle, the Chatham Harvesters Cooperative made a strong impression at Massachusetts Seafood Day...
policy letters | October 21, 2025
Defend Indigenous Fishing Rights in Panama: Letter to the Embassy
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policy letters | October 3, 2025
NAMA Responds to Executive Order 14276: Restoring American Seafood Competitiveness
The North American Marine Alliance recently submitted public comments in response to Executive Order 14276 Restoring American Seafood Competitiveness. The...
Blog | September 30, 2025
A World of Fish Work: My Journey from Bristol Bay to Sri Lanka
By Melanie Brown, NAMA Board Member and Bristol Bay Fisherwoman The past 12 months of my life have been a...
Press Releases | September 16, 2025
Panama Indigenous Fishing Rights Under Threat as Leaders Travel to Geneva
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