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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?
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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?Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

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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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: https://tinyurl.com/2p8ywce8Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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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
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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