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IllumiNative is helping to reclaim Indigenous narrative at Santa Fe Indian Market - Vimarsana News

IllumiNative is helping to reclaim Indigenous narrative at Santa Fe Indian Market

Indigenous artists are taking control of how they're being portrayed in the media and reclaiming their own narratives of Indian country. This weekend, social justice organization IllumiNative is gathering some of the biggest names in Native art and culture for an event at Santa Fe Indian Market.

Source: kunm.org
'Indigenous Futures' explores the future of Native people - Vimarsana News

'Indigenous Futures' explores the future of Native people

'Indigenous Futures' at La Terraza at La Fonda in Santa Fe includes film, fashion and artwork exploring the future of Native people.

Women's Bodies Are No Longer Their Own. For Native People, They Never Have Been. - Vimarsana News

Women's Bodies Are No Longer Their Own. For Native People, They Never Have Been.

Crystal Echo Hawk, founder of IllumiNative, writes about the SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe and how it will impact Native communities. 

Source: elle.com
Women of color will be most impacted by the end of Roe, experts say - Vimarsana News

Women of color will be most impacted by the end of Roe, experts say

All sides of the abortion rights debate have acknowledged that women of color are most likely to be affected by abortion laws.

Indigenous advocates: Feds need to expand Indian boarding school initiative - Vimarsana News

Indigenous advocates: Feds need to expand Indian boarding school initiative

On Wednesday, a federal investigation into Indian boarding schools revealed damning details of U.S. policies to eradicate Indigenous cultures. Michael Galban’s grandmother, Evelyn Evans Galban, was one of countless children subjected to this.

Source: wbfo.org