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Today is the last day of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth but that doesn’t mean we all of a sudden disappear.
We are here 365 days of the year, fighting for our sovereignty, building political power, protecting the Earth and all living beings, and so much more. These 30 days have been a resource for some many Tribes and Native communities to highlight the work that we do year-round.
What have you taken away from this year’s Native American Heritage Month?
As Native American Heritage Month comes to a close, for our “Hidden Histories” series, we look at the life and legacy of Mary Golda Ross, the first Native American woman to become an engineer and a pioneering figure of the space age.
The cutting-edge work of Native American aerospace engineer Mary Golda Ross
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As Native American Heritage Month comes to a close, for our “Hidden Histories” series, we look at the life and legacy of Mary Golda Ross, the first Native American woman to become an engineer and ...
From the beginning of time, Indigenous people have built community and organized together, understanding the power and necessity of collective action.
We advocate for the removal of racist and misogynistic slurs from geographic landmarks and waterways, work to protect sacred places from extraction and exploitation, engage Tribal nations and communities in a grassroots mobilization for the only Native survey of Native people, and so much more.
This #GivingTuesday, join us in defending Native sovereignty, protecting Mother Earth, and building Indigenous political power.
Donate here: tinyurl.com/2p8ywce8
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Native American women have to work nearly a full YEAR — 23 months — to earn what white men were paid on average in 2022.
We cannot continue to accept this reality. 💵 ≠ 💵 #NativeWomensEqualPay
Today is the last day of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth but that doesn’t mean we all of a sudden disappear.
We are still here, 365 days of the year. We are fighting for our sovereignty, building political power, protecting the Earth and all living beings, and so much more.
New evidence is challenging the dominant thinking about when and how humans migrated to- what is today called- the Americas. Human footprints found alongside giant ground sloth and mammoth footprints at White Sands National Park are now evidenced to be more than 21,000 years old.
This #GivingTuesday, join us in defending Native sovereignty, protecting Mother Earth, and building Indigenous political power 🪶❤️ https://tinyurl.com/2p8ywce8
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Today is the last day of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth but that doesn’t mean we all of a sudden disappear.
We are here 365 days of the year, fighting for our sovereignty, building political power, protecting the Earth and all living beings, and so much more. These 30 days have been a resource for some many Tribes and Native communities to highlight the work that we do year-round.
What have you taken away from this year’s Native American Heritage Month?
From the beginning of time, Indigenous people have built community and organized together, understanding the power and necessity of collective action.
We advocate for the removal of racist and misogynistic slurs from geographic landmarks and waterways, work to protect sacred places from extraction and exploitation, engage Tribal nations and communities in a grassroots mobilization for the only Native survey of Native people, and so much more.
This #GivingTuesday, join us in defending Native sovereignty, protecting Mother Earth, and building Indigenous political power.
Tap the link in our bio to donate.
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While steps have been taken to protect certain areas of Greater Chaco from industrial exploitation, more needs to be done to truly safeguard the safety and well-being of this cultural landscape and surrounding communities.
The Honoring Chaco Initiative is a first of its kind effort to change the paradigm of public lands management in this sacred landscape and finally prioritize the health, economic and environmental justice, equity, and sustainability of the region.
Will you add your name is support of this initiative? Sign on today and urge Secretary Haaland to follow through with the Department’s promises to safeguard and honor the Greater Chaco Canyon now at the #linkinbio
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! 🎄And Santa says “Don’t be naughty, take the IFS to be on the good list!!”
Have you taken the Indigenous Futures Survey? Tap the link in our bio to complete this one of a kinda questionnaire.
A special thanks to Zhenya, who is one of our IFS fellows, for being apart of our moccasins on the ground who are talking to the community about the importance of this survey.
#IndianCountry #IndigenousFuturesSurvey #TheFutureIsIndigenous #OurFutureOurSurvey
Today we pause to reflect on our peoples’ history: what we have endured and overcome.
We are grateful that our stories, belief systems, and values are medicine for our communities as well as the land and water that are under duress. As we gather together to share a meal, watch some football, or go to a pow wow —we understand this day is a part of our traditions. Through all our experiences, we have learned to be mindful of those who are fighting for a similar future. Together we are resilient.
Wodpida, Wopila, Hawwih, Wado, Yaw^ko, Miigwech, Nitsiniiyi’taki, Ahéhee’, Thank you 🪶
This #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, we remember the Occupation of Alcatraz. This 19 month direct action brought worldwide attention to the issue of Native organizing and self-determination.
This event resulted in major changes, especially in legislation that directly impacts Native communities, and inspired further organizing both within Indigenous circles and others.
Have you gone to visit and seen the lingering messages on the walls of the former prison?
To protect certain areas of Greater Chaco from industrial exploitation, we’ve joined with the Greater Chaco Coalition in support of the Honoring Chaco Initiative.
The Greater Chaco Coalition advocates for:
✅Restoring the balance. No more fracking, clean up the mess.
✅Meaningful Tribal consultation and consent at every stage of decision-making
✅Protect the health, wealth, and wellness of impacted communities. Just transitions.
✅Assure environmental justice, address cumulative impacts
Sign the petition urging Secretary Haaland to follow through with honoring Chaco at the link in our bio.
Today is Rock Your Mocs Day! ✨
Since 2011, November 15th has been a day reserved during Native American Heritage Month to celebrate the different walks of life we live as Indigenous peoples. We know that everyday is a great day to be Indigenous and we appreciate the space that is set aside to honor our past and ancestors, our present and thriving cultures, and the future that is to come!
How do you #RockYourMocs?
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