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The Cherokee Nation became the first U.S. tribe to deposit traditional heirloom seeds in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault,...
06/06/2026

The Cherokee Nation became the first U.S. tribe to deposit traditional heirloom seeds in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, which is located on a remote Arctic island in Svalbard. This vault is often called the “doomsday seed bank” because it’s designed to protect the world’s crop diversity in case of disasters, climate change, or global crises.

To the Cherokee, these seeds are culturally significant crops that have been preserved and passed down by Cherokee people for generations. By storing them in Svalbard, the nation is protecting both biodiversity and Indigenous food heritage for the long term.

NATIVE FASHION WEEK IN SANTA FE: INDIGENOUS DESIGNERS LEADING THE RUNWAY 👗✨Native Fashion Week takes root in Santa Fe (F...
06/03/2026

NATIVE FASHION WEEK IN SANTA FE: INDIGENOUS DESIGNERS LEADING THE RUNWAY 👗✨
Native Fashion Week takes root in Santa Fe (Friends Committee On National Legislation) .
Indigenous designers are stepping into the spotlight—reclaiming fashion, celebrating culture, and dominating the runway.
What's happening:
✊ Native designers showcasing authentic Indigenous fashion
✊ Cultural pride on display
✊ Economic power in Indigenous hands
✊ Breaking stereotypes with bold design
✊ Community celebration of Native talent
For too long, mainstream fashion ignored Native voices. They profited from Native-inspired designs while tribal designers stayed invisible.
Now Indigenous designers are taking back their power.
Every runway walk is resistance. Every design is sovereignty. Every celebration is culture reclaimed.
Support Native fashion. Celebrate Indigenous designers. Stand with tribal creatives.

INDIGENOUS OPTOMETRIST HONORED: DR. SHANE BENALLY NAMED 2026 YOUNG OPTOMETRIST OF THE YEAR 👁️✨Dr. Shane Benally, a Diné ...
06/03/2026

INDIGENOUS OPTOMETRIST HONORED: DR. SHANE BENALLY NAMED 2026 YOUNG OPTOMETRIST OF THE YEAR 👁️✨
Dr. Shane Benally, a Diné optometrist who splits his practice between Santo Domingo Pueblo and Santa Fe, has been named 2026 Young Optometrist of the Year by the New Mexico Optometric Association (Navajo Times) .
Indigenous excellence in healthcare. Diné leadership serving communities.
What this achievement represents:
✊ Native healthcare professional recognized nationally
✊ Diné optometrist serving multiple tribal communities
✊ Indigenous excellence in medicine
✊ Breaking barriers in healthcare
✊ Tribal health sovereignty in action
Indigenous peoples deserve Native doctors. Native healthcare providers. Native healers.
Dr. Shane Benally isn't just win ning awards—he's serving Santo Domingo Pueblo AND Santa Fe communities. He's providing healthcare where it's needed most. He's embodying tribal responsibility and excellence.
This is Indigenous healthcare leadership. This is community care. This is tribal power.
Support Native healthcare providers. Invest in tribal medicine. Stand with Indigenous healers.

VOTING RIGHTS UNDER ATTACK: NATIVE VOICES MATTER 🗳️The U.S. Supreme Court struck down Louisiana's congressional map, dea...
05/28/2026

VOTING RIGHTS UNDER ATTACK: NATIVE VOICES MATTER 🗳️
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down Louisiana's congressional map, dealing a major blow to the Voting Rights Act and opening the door for states to more easily dilute the voting power of Native Americans (Native News Online) .
This is a direct attack on tribal sovereignty.
The impact:
⚡ Native voting rights are being erased
⚡ The Navajo Nation and other tribes are defending the voting rights of all Indigenous citizens after the Supreme Court narrowed civil rights protections tribes have used for decades to challenge the dilution of Native voting power (Navajo Times)
⚡ Election districts can now ignore Native populations
⚡ Tribal influence is being weakened
⚡ Democracy for Indigenous peoples is threatened
But tribes are fighting back. Navajo Nation. NARF. National Congress of American Indians. Standing together. Demanding justice.
Your vote matters. Native voices matter. Stand with tribal nations.

BLACK HILLS SACRED SITE UNDER ATTACK: 9 TRIBES SUE FOR PROTECTION ⛏️Nine Native American tribes in South Dakota, North D...
05/28/2026

BLACK HILLS SACRED SITE UNDER ATTACK: 9 TRIBES SUE FOR PROTECTION ⛏️
Nine Native American tribes in South Dakota, North Dakota and Nebraska are suing the federal government in a bid to stop exploratory drilling for graphite near a sacred site in the Black Hills (National Native News) .
This is sacred ground. This is a legal fight for survival.
The battle:
⚡ Graphite mining threatening Black Hills
⚡ Sacred Lakota, Dakota, and Arikara territories under attack
⚡ Federal government allowing desecration
⚡ Tribal nations fighting back in court
⚡ Indigenous sovereignty on the line
But tribes refuse to back down. They're fighting in the courts. They're protecting what's sacred. They're defending their ancestors' lands.
This is tribal power. This is tribal determination.
Stand with the 9 tribes. Stop sacred site destruction. Demand protection for Black Hills.

I don't know who needs to hear this right now, but...Nuremberg made it clear: “just following orders” is not a defense. ...
05/27/2026

I don't know who needs to hear this right now, but...

Nuremberg made it clear: “just following orders” is not a defense. War crimes are a choice. And Trump is openly threatening actions that cross that line. History already decided how that ends.

Trump is now openly threatening to wipe out infrastructure across an entire country. Power plants. Bridges. Civilian systems. Those are the exact kinds of actions that fall under war crimes scrutiny.

Orders don’t erase responsibility. Rank doesn’t erase responsibility. Loyalty doesn’t erase responsibility.

Every soldier, every official, every person involved will have to answer for what they do, not who told them to do it.

History already judged this once. It will again.

A historic step forward in leadership took place with the confirmation of Chuck Sams III, the first Native American to l...
05/27/2026

A historic step forward in leadership took place with the confirmation of Chuck Sams III, the first Native American to lead the National Park Service. A member of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, Sams brings a background rooted in public service, natural resource management, and a deep connection to land and culture. 🏞️🪶

His appointment carries meaning beyond the role itself. It reflects a growing recognition of Indigenous voices in decisions about lands that hold both environmental and cultural significance. National parks are not only natural spaces—they are also places shaped by Indigenous history, stories, and stewardship that stretch back generations. 🌿📜

Under his leadership, there is an opportunity to strengthen collaboration between tribal nations and federal agencies, building a path that honors both conservation and cultural understanding. This moment stands as a reminder that representation matters, and that leadership can help bring forward perspectives long overlooked. What does Indigenous leadership in land stewardship mean to you? 💬✨

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