Talli Nauman, Author at The Esperanza Project

Talli Nauman

Talli Nauman is the Contributing Editor and Indian Country Correspondent for The Esperanza Project. She is a longtime Americas Program collaborator and columnist, a founder and co-director of Journalism to Raise Environmental Awareness, and former Health and Environment Editor for Native Sun News Today. She can be reached at talli.nauman(at)gmail.com.

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Lakota tribes, grassroots close ranks to defend Black Hills watersheds

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Native ‘hempsters’ follow global cooperative example

Organizers aim to create intertribal consortium for generational wealth

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Mine Resisters Denounce the Dangers of the New "White Gold" Rush

Canada, U.S., Mexico Lithium Contagion Calls for Urgent Care

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50th anniversary of 1973 standoff honors women of Wounded Knee

Historic 71-day seige helped galvanize the movement for Native American rights across the United States.

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Small-town citizens get creative in Black Hills uranium mine fight

Ballot initiative would declare mining a 'nuisance' — a way to protect treasured springs under seige

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Tribes and water protectors ward off new Black Hills gold rush

Treaty rights advocates denounce mining exploration permits in 'The Heart of All That Is'

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Youth demand redress for Indian boarding school atrocities

Former Holy Rosary Mission becomes lightning rod for charges of historic trauma

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Anishinaabe pipeline foes target Line 3 at global climate talks

Indigenous water protectors wield treaty rights against fossil fuel

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Totem pole travels to unite Native struggles

Lummi people lead Turtle Island quest for 'free, prior, and informed consent'

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Lakota child boarding school victims come home to rest

Community begins healing process with historic repatriation ceremonies

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KXL Victory Celebrations Roll Across the Great Plains

Native pipeline foes celebrate historic triumph over long-fought megaproject, shift focus to Line 3

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Native independence events snuff out governor’s fireworks dreams

Civil disobedience arrests draw attention to treaty rights violated under U.S. Constitution

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Treaty People Gathering boosts pressure on disputed oil pipeline

Massive actions to stop Line 3 construction in Native Anishinaabe territory launch "Summer of Resistance"

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Anti-Pipeline Grandmothers Launch Treaty People Gathering

Native pipeline fighters invite sympathizers to weeklong Line 3 opposition, shifting political center of gravity for climate justice

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Day of Awareness honors missing, murdered Native relatives

President Biden joins commemorative events from coast to coast calling for justice

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LaDonna fights on in the resistance of Native youth

Late pipeline resister inspires young Water Protectors

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As temps rise, so do water protector arrests

Enbridge’s Line 3, KXL face growing Indigenous-led resistance

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Oak Flat: Fresh hope for menaced Apache sacred land

Biden tribal consultation memo waylays giant Apache Leap copper mine

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Native observers question 'nefarious' attitude toward Deb Haaland

Laguna Pueblo Interior Department nominee awaits word on her confirmation after gruelling Senate hearing

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Tokata Iron Eyes stars at Black Hills Film Festival

Lakota youth, at the forefront of pipeline resistance movement

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Keystone XL Cancellation: Honoring the Treaties?

Native pipeline fighters target Line 3, DAPL

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'We’re not feminists, we’re the law'

Without a Whisper: Film sheds light on hidden influence of Iroquois women in US governance.

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Lakota call out inequity in law enforcement at U.S. Capitol riot

‘Overcriminalizing protests led by people of color... no accountability for white supremacist acts of violence’

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Deb Haaland: First Native woman tapped for Interior Secretary

First-term congresswoman, supported by grassroots movements, now faces Senate for approval

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