No business as usual!

We will be at UNPFII next week! Read more about what that is ⏬

After 100+ years, eleven Native ancestors will return home. The 11 children died more than a century ago at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a government-run Indian boarding school in Pennsylvania.nativenewsonline.net/sovereignty/ar…

Y’all my partner created a memorial mural for Nex Benedict. It’s beautiful & thoughtful & it was amazing to watch the process unfold.

The cat detail bc Nex loved their cat, the patch of wildflowers to honor their Indigeniety, incorporating the nonbinary flag colors, all of it.

Platforms for youth involvement should include Indigenous youth participation to build alliances to amplify their voices and actions.

Join our largest global gathering on indigenous issues United Nations in NY🗓️15-26 April.
🌐bit.ly/unpfii23-en
#WeAreIndigenous #EveryoneIncluded

🎊 Honor the Earth is hiring for 3 full-time positions and 1 part-time position. Join our team! 🌲 All positions are remote. Apply now: honorearth.org/work-with-us

Tomorrow, April 9th
7:30-8:30 Central Time
Zoom, Register here: bit.ly/43Pc2Se

Invitation to tomorrows power hour to learn about Palestinian and Indigenous solidarity, and to hold FAM accountable for providing space for Zionists to fundraise thousands of dollars

Rest in Peace Cole 💜

Tomorrow, Monday, April 8th, rock your braids. Indigenous or not. We ask all our Relatives to join us in braiding our hair tomorrow in honor & support of Cole Brings Plenty.

#BraidsForCole

As the moon positions itself between the sun and Earth today, casting a shadow on our planet in a total solar eclipse, its important to reflect on the cultural and historical significance that eclipses hold for different Indigenous Peoples.

The Willcox Playa in southern AZ is a remnant of a Pleistocene era lake. In winter thousands of Sandhill cranes migrate here. Monsoons bring leopard frogs & tiger beetles. Max Power, a Canadian corporation, hopes to mine the playa for lithium. Exploratory drilling has begun.

Indigenous lands and lives, from Turtle Island to Palestine, are threatened by the new “green” frontier of colonial extraction.

From Palestine to Turtle Island, the struggles to resist green colonialism are connected.