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Caravan of Unity 2020: A Personal Perspective

Through a nation divided, Peace Caravan drives its point home.

Peter Melton

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Ecocide in the Bolivian Chiquitanía

Rights of Nature Tribunal: Government, agribusiness guilty in the burning of 5 million hectares

Alan Zambrana Lineo

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'Command Center' sought for Native homeless amid pandemic

“What has been happening is death to our people:' Monique “Muffie” Mousseaux, Uniting Resilience

Talli Nauman

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The Rights of a River

How Rights of Nature victories in Colombia’s rivers can inform shared knowledge systems globally

Daniel Henryk Rasolt

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The Brotherhood of the Buffalo

Native bison business catches second wind

Talli Nauman

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The Education of a US Border Patrol Agent

A peek into America’s most troubled law enforcement agency with former Senior Border Patrol Agent turned immigration activist, Jenn Budd

Sarah Towle

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A Circle of Sovereignty

Sovereign Sisters Gathering overcomes obstacles to shine online

Tracy L. Barnett

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Pandemic and Power on Native Lands

Self-Imposed Isolation of Indigenous Communities Due to COVID-19 Reinforces the Need for Clean Off-Grid Energy Sources

Daniel Henryk Rasolt

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Exploring Sovereignty with the Women of Standing Rock

Sovereign Sisters event begins today with live presentations on Zoom

Tracy L. Barnett

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Covid, Culture and the Codices

An Interview with Mara'akame José 'Katira' Ramírez

Tracy L. Barnett

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The Cruelest Policy of All: Family Separation

Jodi Goodwin spearheaded the first legal triage effort to free parents from ICE and reunite them with their children kidnapped by Uncle Sam

Sarah Towle

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Native Women Bikers Rally for Missing and Murdered Sisters

Sturgis Medicine Wheel Ride 2020 honors victims of MMIW crisis

Talli Nauman

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'Eviction Notice' for the Black Snake

As courts let oil flow, Oyate draws on Ft. Laramie Treaty to eject 'bad men'

Talli Nauman

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For Jennifer Harbury, It’s Déjà Vu at the Border

Where the impunity of the Central American Dirty Wars now crosses this human rights warrior’s doorstep, Trump & Co victimize the victims

Sarah Towle

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Farmers Rain on Monsanto's Parade

'Milpa Mexico' events combine culture, art and science in defense of Native Corn

Chris Lowry Whitney Smith

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UPDATE: Asylum-Seeking Parents Confront Sophie's Choice

ICE decision deadline postponed: Family separation versus coronavirus exposure. HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO.

Sarah Towle

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DAPL Owner Appeals Shutdown Decision

Company cites billions in losses; Sioux Nations insist on environmental assessment

Talli Nauman

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Monday Mourning Jailhouse Reflections

Elizabeth Vega on rebellion, solidarity and revolutionary love from inside a Louisville jail cell

Elizabeth Vega

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Natives seize Trump stump at Mount Rushmore

Sacred mountain as backdrop for GOP rally draws treaty rights protest

Talli Nauman

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Tribes nationwide cheer DAPL shutdown

The victory represents one of a superfecta of four wins for water protectors

Talli Nauman

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Still Standing at Standing Rock

Youth activism + legal advocacy spell victory for Water Protectors

Alison Cagle

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Joining Hearts & Hands: From Movie to Movement

The Condor & The Eagle seizes the moment after a phenomenal premiere and online launch. What comes next?

Esperanza Project

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The Condor & The Eagle: Portrait of a Movement

Reflections on colonialism, racism, pipelines and more from codirector Clement Guerra

Juan Ibarra

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No More Sacrificed Communities

How an Environmental Justice Documentary Is Building Solidarity in the Midst of the Racial and Health Crisis

Tracy L. Barnett

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