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Today is the International Day for Monuments and Sites 🏜️
Within the United States there is 133 national monuments including Avi Kwa Ame, Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni (known to many as the Grand Canyon), and Bears Ears.
National monuments are areas or sacred sites that have been given permanent protection by Congress or the president through the use of the Antiquities Act, which was signed into law on June 8th, 1906.
We are advocating for the same protections for:
- Chaco Canyon
- Kw’tsán
- Oak Flat
- Chuckwalla
Take the time to learn about the movements around these important places and see how you can add to the advocacy!
“As the longest-serving political prisoner in the United States, Leonard has become a symbol of resilience. At a time when democratic values are being questioned, the DOJ should take action as he nears the end of his life and allow him to return to his family and his ancestral homeland. We implore the DOJ to grant Peltier compassionate release.”
Judith LeBlanc, in regards to Leonard Peltier and the call for his freedom through compassionate releaseNDN Collective and Native Organizers Alliance are asking Attorney General Merrick Garland to Free Leonard Peltier through compassionate release.
Read more in Press Release: ndnco.cc/lpcrpr
#Compassion4Leonard #FreeLeonardPeltier #nativeorganizersalliance
#NDNCollective
🌟 Calling all BIPOC artists! Join us in shaping a more inclusive outdoor world by designing a logo and brand materials for the Coalition for Outdoor Renaming and Education (CORE).
Let’s celebrate nature and diversity and honor cultural legacies together! 🎨🌳 Make sure to share with your artist friends ❤️
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🌎 At #UNFPII24, NCAI and @NDNrights are actively advocating for Tribal Nations. Our top priorities this week include:
1️⃣ #WIPO & genetic resources treaty negotiations
2️⃣ Enhanced participation in the @UN system
3️⃣ #ClimateAction
NDN Collective & @nativeorganizer asking Attorney General Merrick Garland to Free Leonard Peltier through compassionate release.
Read more in Press Release:
#Compassion4Leonard #FreeLeonardPeltier
🌟 Calling all BIPOC artists! Join us in shaping a more inclusive outdoor world by designing a logo and brand materials for the Coalition for Outdoor Renaming and Education (CORE).
Learn more: http://talielohi.com/core-support
This year, Native communities will shape the future of Montana. Help Western Native Voice make sure there's #NoVoteLeftBehind during the 2024 Montana primary on June 4th by registering to vote at https://westernnativevoice.org/resources/voter-registration/
#NoVoteLeftBehind #WesternNativeVoice…
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Today is the International Day for Monuments and Sites 🏜️
Within the United States there is 133 national monuments including Avi Kwa Ame, Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni (known to many as the Grand Canyon), and Bears Ears.
National monuments are areas or sacred sites that have been given permanent protection by Congress or the president through the use of the Antiquities Act, which was signed into law on June 8th, 1906.
We are advocating for the same protections for:
- Chaco Canyon
- Kw’tsán
- Oak Flat
- Chuckwalla
Take the time to learn about the movements around these important places and see how you can add to the advocacy!
🌟 Calling all BIPOC artists! Join us in shaping a more inclusive outdoor world by designing a logo and brand materials for the Coalition for Outdoor Renaming and Education (CORE).
Let’s celebrate nature and diversity and honor cultural legacies together! 🎨🌳 Make sure to share with your artist friends ❤️
Native Organizers Alliance joins our communities across Turtle Island in mourning the loss of actor and advocate Cole Brings Plenty (Mnicouju Lakota).
Cole was a talented young man who used his platform to advocate for the Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policies Act and partnered with the Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition to educate lawmakers on the importance of passing the bill.
Our communities continue to face unjust and disproportionate murders. Cole’s untimely death is being honored by raising awareness for the #MMIP epidemic with #BraidsforCole.
Please sign now at the #linkinbio to submit a public comment opposing the Magellan Pipeline ⚠️
We only have until midday tomorrow, Tuesday, April 9 to submit public comments opposing this pipeline re-route, which would threaten the sacred lands and waters around Pipestone National Monument.
Our draft public comment includes the Yankton Sioux Tribe’s Official Tribal Comments, which lay out how the 1858 treaty between the U.S. government and the Yankton Sioux Tribe reserved for the Tribe rights to “free and unrestricted use of the red pipestone quarry,” which was part of the original homelands of the Yankton Sioux Tribe.
“And this year, every vote is critical. When I was painting this mural, I thought about my children’s futures. But it does not end there. Let’s think about all of our future generations.” Christopher Sweet (Ho-Chunk Nation) regarding his mural, featured in a recent news story by @wuwmradio.
Read or listen on the WUWM website.
#NativeVote #2024
Today is the last day of #WomensHistoryMonth and we want to uplift Allie Young (Diné) from @protectsacred ❤️✨
Allie has been involved in community from the very beginning. When COVID hit the Navajo Nation at extreme rates in 2020, not only did Allie help to ensure safety for her people but she also led several campaigns to help with that year’s election. When it was time to vote, Allie was inspired by the community’s love for rodeo culture to ride to the polls!
While the end of March is here, we will continue to uplift incredible Native women all year round 🪶
“Native voices deserve to be heard and this decision helps ensure that happens,” said Jacqueline De León, Staff Attorney at @nativeamericanrightsfund in regards to the Montana Supreme Court’s ruling yesterday that found that two state laws inhibit Native participation in elections, which ultimately violate’s the state’s constitution.
The plaintiffs in the case, filed as Western Native Voice et al. v. Jacobsen et al., included Western Native Voice, Montana Native Vote, The Blackfeet Nation, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation, the Fort Belknap Indian Community, and the Northern Cheyenne Tribe.
They were represented by the Native American Rights Fund, American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU of Montana, and Harvard Law School’s Election Law Clinic.
Learn more by reading the press release from the @aclu_montana.
Earlier this month, a United States federal court ruled that the government can transfer this ancestral land to a mining corporation that plans to obliterate the sacred site.
While the San Carlos Apache Tribe and Apache Stronghold plan to appeal this ruling to the Supreme Court, we can help right now by supporting the Save Oak Flat from Foreign Mining Act, which would permanently protect the area and honor Tribal sovereignty.
This law needs to be passed quickly in order to protect this sacred place and defend our constitutional right to practice our beliefs, as well as our inherent right to self-determination over our lands and waters.
Please tap the link in our bio and tell your congressional representative to support this important legislation.
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