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It was an honor to say goodbye to an ally, a champion for Paiute lands. Tears as we collectively sang #homemeansnevada seeing the photos of #ProtectGoldButte. Thankful for Harry Reid ✊🏽

go Taylor Patterson go!

meowwolf.com/articles/meow-… @bendigenous Meow Wolf SXSW

An honor 💜

As part of the 2021 A+E Season Rose B. Simpson created "Transformance" during her residency Fawn Douglas. Simpson joins artist Fawn Douglas and filmmaker Ben-Alex Dupris for the premiere of the film on Feb 17 at 4 PM. Learn more: nevadaart.org/tfs

✊🏽🖤⛓A monumental experience

We can’t wait to share our terrific Winter Issue 26, featuring poetry, prose, humor, music, photography, reviews, interviews, and #art. Here, from works in dialogue with the Politics of Body and Land, is “Blood Quantum,” by Fawn Douglas, canvas, clay, sinew, acrylic, 2019. #litmags

NEW VIDEO: We need your help to catch this guy involved in an attempted child luring from Wednesday afternoon. Details: tinyurl.com/3hkmhbk9 - listen to the audio, you may recognize his voice - pay close attention to the sticker on the windshield - case: LLV220200095519

Proud moments. 👩🏽‍🎓

#Indigenous voices Climate Reality Las Vegas. Tó Nizhóní Ání worked to fight fossil fuels on Dinétah & now energy transition. @ItsNikkiCooley leading Diné worldviews in #ClimateAction & shideezhí Ginger Sykes Torres working in urban sustainability. Fawn Douglas tells #INDIGENOUS stories through art. ✊🏽

Thank you for these words 🦌

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🌈we love you Tick Segerblom

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#ASHE2022 is over and started my last year of service as ASHE board member at-large today. Grateful for these spaces and connecting with Ethnic Participation and Local Community Engagement Committee at the Fawn Douglas. Next year we are at Minneapolis on Dakota and Anishinaabs lands.

On this day in 1890, nearly 300 Lakota people were slaughtered at Wounded Knee, S.D. by U.S. Army soldiers. I wept with descendants of that massacre at the Wounded Knee Memorial this past year. Our work to build a better future starts with acknowledging our tragic history.

Las Vegas artist Fawn Douglas (you might have seen her artwork here recently in Two Cultures, One Family) is a @WESTAF BPOC Artist Fund awardee!