We Are Resilient MMIW

We Are Resilient MMIW We Are Resilient is a MMIW True Crime podcast dedicated to telling the stories of Missing and Murdere

07/05/2026
Our Navajo Code Talkers being honored during the drone show in Gallup, NM.
07/01/2026

Our Navajo Code Talkers being honored during the drone show in Gallup, NM.

The Cherokee Nation has achieved a historic milestone by depositing heirloom seeds in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a ...
06/29/2026

The Cherokee Nation has achieved a historic milestone by depositing heirloom seeds in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a secure Arctic repository designed to safeguard crop diversity for future generations. Dubbed a global backup for the world's food supply, the vault shields seeds from climate change, natural disasters, and large-scale crises. For the Cherokee people, these seeds embody cultural significance, representing crops that have been cultivated, preserved, and passed down through generations, carrying knowledge, tradition, and identity. By preserving these seeds, the Cherokee Nation honors its heritage and ensures its continuation. This moment highlights the interconnection between land, food, and cultural continuity, underscoring the importance of seed preservation in protecting stories, resilience, and legacy. Thus, a single seed can hold both life and legacy within it.

The Amazon is commonly known as the Earth's lungs, but to Indigenous peoples, it represents much more deeply rooted conc...
06/25/2026

The Amazon is commonly known as the Earth's lungs, but to Indigenous peoples, it represents much more deeply rooted concepts - it is home, memory, medicine, language, spirituality, and survival all intertwined. Colombia's move to block new extractive projects over large swaths of the Amazon is a significant step forward in protecting a crucial global ecosystem, signaling a shift towards prioritizing long-term sustainability over short-term gains. Long before climate change became a global concern, Indigenous communities were stewarding these lands with knowledge passed down through generations, emphasizing harmony with nature. The scientific community increasingly supports the principles Indigenous peoples have lived by: preserving forests allows life to flourish, safeguarding rivers ensures community viability, and cherishing the land as sacred makes the future possible. The Amazon, spanning across nations, plays a pivotal role in global rainfall, biodiversity, and climate stability, underscoring that its preservation is a matter of global concern. By choosing to protect the Amazon, humanity is making a profound statement about the future it wishes to create.

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