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Tonight, we are in the full moon phase in Cancer. Place your water out in the moonlight to expose it to Grandmother Moon's healing powers. Sending healing thoughts for all things you may find challenging and celebrating all that you succeed in! #FullMoon #Rematriate #Astrology

You don’t have to watch the video of #TyreNichols being beaten by police. You don’t have to subject yourself to that trauma. It should not require another video of a Black human being dehumanized for anyone to understand that police brutality is an urgent, devastating issue.

No person, no family, no community, no people should be made to suffer such trauma. #TyreNichols

Hello Chippewas of the Thames First Nation; Oneida Nation of the Thames; and the Munsee-Delaware territories aka City of London here are two free events brought to you by Office of Indigenous Initiatives, Western U English @ WesternU Arts & Humanities Ojistoh Publishing and Productions Antler River Poetry coming up in March 2023.

In the spirit of Jigöhsahsë’, Rematriation will be sharing spotlights of Indigenous Women, past and present, throughout #WomensHistoryMonth! Be sure to follow along throughout this month to learn about leading Indigenous women.

Happy Women’s History Month! We honor & celebrate all our matriarch leaders who continue to move forward, altering & working to support survivors, their communities, & each other in new & innovative ways to build safer & healthier communities. #DecolonialAunties #WHM2023 #WHM

#JoanneShenandoah was Oneida Wolf Clan of the #Haudenosaunee Confederacy, a #Grammy winner and a humanitarian with over 40 music awards and 24 recordings. She captured hearts around the world and was an ambassador for peace and human & Earth rights.

Susan La Flesche Picotte was the first Native American Woman to receive a medical degree. Susan saw the need for some modernization and she saw the need for Indigenous Peoples to lead it.

On this International Women’s Day, we are spotlighting Nanaia Mahuta, New Zealand's 1st Māori Woman Foreign Affairs Minister. She received international recognition as the first woman to hold a Foreign Affairs portfolio.

Read more from our CSVANW Executive Director, Angel Charley’s blog submission: csvanw.org/advancing-indi… #DecolonialAunties #WHM2023 #WHM #CSVANW

Join us this April for the 1st Storytelling Through Media workshop series. This specific workshop day will help us to uplift, support, and create effective media communication. Register: events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event…

Winona LaDuke of the Ojibwe Nation is an activist, economist and author. She has devoted her life to advocating for Indigenous control of homelands, natural resources and cultural practices.

Today marks the beginning of the #MMIW Week of Action. People will peacefully gather on May 5 at the Grand Rapids park in Michigan to raise awareness for our stolen and lost relatives. We need change NOW! #IndigenousRights #NoMoreStolenSisters #MMIP loom.ly/Vp0WZas

Join us at the Screen For Life Mobile Coach! 📍 Location: Canada Games Complex Parking Lot 🕗 Time: 8am-8pm If you need assistance with booking your appointment, don't hesitate to reach out to the clinic at: 📞 1-807-697-1753 📧 [email protected] #ScreenForLife #CommunityHealth

Join the Giving Tuesday movement and reimagine a world that uplifts Indigenous women's voices for a greater impact to creating a more inclusive future. The world's largest generosity movement that was created as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good.

ONWA is honoured to partner with the Hamilton-Wentworth Chapter of Native Women to host the 9th Annual Strong Hands Stop Violence Poetry Night. Read more: onwa.ca/post/hamilton-…

CSVANW will continue to be with our trans and non-binary siblings and support/honor our trans relatives’ right to live and thrive safely, with the love and support of community. #TDOR #TogetherWeDoMore

Today & every day, we honor the lives & memories of our trans relatives. Let's recommit to creating a world where all trans people can live freely, authentically & without fear. On this #TransRemembranceDay, take action and follow & support these orgs: BAAITS Indigenous Pride LA

"This day is a reminder of the work we must continue to do to address the root causes of violence and oppression, including colonial legacies that have disrupted the traditional roles and respect held for gender diversity within our cultures" chiefs-of-ontario.org/statement-from…

Chiefs from across Ontario meet in Thunder Bay snnewswatch.com/local-news/chi… via SNnewswatch