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Queer youth deserve to become queer elders. Our LGBTQ+ folks deserve to live long, joy-filled lives, thriving alongside everyone else. There has been no history without queer people, and there is no future without us.

We are innovators and healers across communities worldwide.

As the so-called united states continues to attack our queer relatives through record-breaking anti-LGBTQ+ laws and multiple forms of oppression, it's crucial to continue donating to LGBTQ+ organizations, attending protests or rallies, or contacting elected officials to demand change! None of us are free until we are ALL free!

#PrideMonth #Pride23 #LGBTQ
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Today is #WorldOceanDay 🌊

The ocean is such an important part of the Earth which is why it is important to honor the sea! It connects us and all living things to so many aspects of our livelihoods.

Make sure to follow these accounts who are working to protect different aspect of our oceans and the living creatures (like salmon!) that depend on these waters:
💧 @californiarivers
💧 @critfc
💧 @theslowfactory
💧 @aksalmonsisters
💧 @nativeconservancy
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Today is #WorldOceanDay 🌊

The ocean is such an important part of the Earth which is why it is important to honor the sea! It connects us and all living things to so many aspects of our livelihoods. 

Make sure to follow these accounts who are working to protect different aspect of our oceans and the living creatures (like salmon!) that depend on these waters: 
💧 @californiarivers 
💧 @critfc 
💧 @theslowfactory 
💧 @aksalmonsisters 
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Why is the Indian Child Welfare Act, known to some as ICWA, so crucial for protecting Native children and communities? And why does Big Oil want the Supreme Court to dismantle ICWA?
 
With the Supreme Court set to make a decision on the law’s constitutionality any day now, we must stand up for Indigenous communities, Tribal rights and the well-being of Native children.
 
Learn more from @RezDogsFX stars Devery Jacobs (Kanien’kehá:ka), Sarah Podemski (Anishinaabe/Ashkenazi) and Jana Schmieding (Cheyenne River Lakota), also of “Rutherford Falls.”
 
Then take action to #ProtectICWA with @IllumiNativeOrg at illuminative.org/protect-icwa
 
#HaalandvBrackeen #StopStealingNativeKids
Basketball is more than a pastime for Native people.

For the second year in a row, Native Organizers Alliance is proud to co-sponsor the Turtle Island Hoops program, focused on creating exposure, access, opportunities, and preparedness for Native students who are interested in establishing and widening their path into college athletics.

Are you or someone you know interested? Contact Jamie Morrison at jamie.morrison@umb.edu to find out more about the application. 

🏀 Native American Student Athletes in high school classes of 2024-2027 who are interested in playing college basketball are encouraged to apply. 
🏀 Preferences to the classes of 2024 and 2025 will be given preference. 
🏀 This program is free of charge however, the transportation to and from Boston is not included.
“For the past two years, Native Organizers Alliance has worked to support the Greater Chaco Coalition in their call on the Biden administration to protect the Greater Chaco Landscape,” Judith Le Blanc of Native Organizers Alliance. “Today's announcement to prohibit new federal oil and gas leasing in Greater #Chaco is a positive step forward. Now is the time for the federal government to respond with urgency to the acceleration of threats to our sacred places from climate change and fossil fuel extraction. We must move from consultation to fortifying our constitutional guaranteed treaty rights to the international standard of prior and informed consent from our Tribes and Native communities. President Biden’s commitment to environmental justice and Tribal sovereignty must be at the forefront of transitioning to a cleaner, more sustainable future for all.” Read the full statement at @frackoffchaco ✊🏽✊🏽
Thanks to your advocacy and the leadership of the San Carlos Apache and Apache Stronghold, and our grassroots push with allies, we fought hard and secured more time to protect Oak Flat, a sacred site to the San Carlos Apache Tribe in Arizona.

Despite failing to consult with the San Carlos Apache Nation and the Apache Stronghold, the Biden administration was considering issuing its Final Environmental Impact Survey, which would have triggered a land transfer that included Oak Flat, to a mining company. 

So we sent thousands of messages to the Biden administration and Congress, and we were heard. The timeline has been delayed. Thank you!

Let’s keep up the fight to protect Oak Flat for future generations! We must permanently protect this sacred place by continuing to push Congress to pass Rep. Raúl Grijalva’s ‘Save Oak Flat from Foreign Mining Act’.

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