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152 | Native American issues getting more attention - Vimarsana News

152 | Native American issues getting more attention

John Echohawk, Founder and Executive Director of the Native American Rights Fund, says people have become a lot more "aware" of causes and concerns impacting…

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The Willow Project is a disaster waiting to happen | Opinion - Vimarsana News

The Willow Project is a disaster waiting to happen | Opinion

We need to transition to a more sustainable and equitable future that preserves our natural heritage and respects the rights of all people.

2022 Giving Guide: Organizations that need more than thoughts and prayers - Vimarsana News

2022 Giving Guide: Organizations that need more than thoughts and prayers

As the cold descends upon us, bringing with it the season of giving, remember that there are those fighting against the cold and that they need help. Please consider donating to these wonderful, powerful, necessary organizations.

The Heroes: Nonprofits - Yellow Scene Magazine - Vimarsana News

The Heroes: Nonprofits - Yellow Scene Magazine

For our penultimate installment in our monthly “Heroes” series, we look to our nonprofits. Our nonprofits are the ones that stare down the darkness without flinching. They understand the pain, the fear, the anger that arises from such heavy topics. Yet, they fight on because they know that someone has to, that nothing will change without direct action.

Joanne Shenandoah Inducted into the National Native Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

Joanne Shenandoah Inducted into the National Native Hall of Fame

By Doug George-Kanentiio On November 5 my wife, the late Joanne Shenandoah, was inducted into the National Native American Hall of Fame in Oklahoma