James Cameron called the Lakota nation a “hopeless” and “dead end society” Besides that statement being a blatant lie he was actually talking about his films post ‘97. All hopeless dead ends and now he’s dying at the final dead end

Please stop buying sage. Walk into any cutesy boutique or even search Amazon and you’ll find it everywhere. This popularity is causing problems and there are other options. 🧵 bit.ly/3vuxP1k

January 4 will mark the first official National Ribbon Skirt Day. It's in recognition of Isabella Kulak, who wore a ribbon skirt to a formal wear day at a Saskatchewan public school in December 2020 – where an education assistant told her it was not considered formal attire.

She was the first female chief of her First Nation. Now the Anishinabek elder is an Order of Canada appointee cbc.ca/news/canada/lo…

One of my intentions for this season is to practice presence, staying more rooted/grounded in the present moment instead of getting lost in thoughts about the past/future. I’ve found that when I’m present I feel more powerful and there’s more possibility for joy & gratitude.

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Hello LA 💜 looking forward to spending time here this week. Listening, learning and teaching. Today visiting some sacred sites. How do you recognize the land and Indigenous people when you travel?

I am excited to offer this online community education course on Native American Spirituality. Join me: stolaf.edu/lutherancenter…

Next week a federal appeals court will hear a pivotal case about Apache religious freedom. The case centered on a proposed copper mine, which would destroy the Western Apache sacred site of Oak Flat, Chi'chil Biłdagoteel. Pray with us and learn more below. dofdmenno.org/2023/03/10/wil…

Today I ask you to offer a special prayer land acknowledgment. We pray with the Apache Stronghold for the protection of their sacred place at Oak Flat from destruction by a foreign-owned mining company. Oral argument will begin in Pasadena, CA TODAY. Type the names of the tribes

Congrats to my brothers Sean Sherman (The Sioux Chef ) being named on Time Magazine 2023 list if 100 most Influential People. So proud of you. " He’s a powerful force of good in the culinary world and beyond.” #TIME100 #natifs #indigenousfoods #thesiouxchef #owamni

Honored to recive this award today and celebrate with my mother and son on mothers day! The Living Loehe Award honors individuals who have given distinguished service to and through the church and exemplify Christ’s call to be disciples in the context of their own daily lives and

Up bright and early with Jim Bear Jacobs for sacred sites tour with the community of World DIAKONIA Federation,

Native American history is Minnesota history.   I’m proud of the Minnesota Historical Society’s ongoing work to center Native voices and tell the full story of Mni Sota Makoce – ensuring our children grow up in a world that knows we’ve always been here. m.startribune.com/history-often-…

"Solidarity is not just a political term; it's theological. Solidarity as seeing God in one another, and then locking elbows with one another, standing with one another, protecting one another, building with one another." -Mihee Kim-Kort 김미희 at #EvolvingFaith2023

In the Lakota language, the meaning of 'wo' is found in many words, showing how important action and intention are in our daily lives. 'Wo' represents the sacred movement and purpose, and it often appears at the start of verbs, turning them into sacred acts.