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An Important Update Regarding Racially Motivated Shooting at Oñate Statue Rally:

⚠ TRIGGER WARNING: Gun Violence, Racism, Colonialism ⚠

Dear Relatives,

Hours ago, a shooting occurred at a prayerful rally where NDN Collective staff were present in solidarity with our relatives from and , celebrating the postponement of the planned resurrection of a statue of a brutal colonizer Juan de Oñate on Tewa lands in so-called Española, New Mexico. An agitator (later identified as Ryan Martinez) wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat showed up and eventually charged toward the ceremonial alter at the rally, which was surrounded by women and children. When Martinez was kept back by protectors of the space, he pulled out a concealed weapon and shot a relative who put their body between the women and children for their protection. Martinez was apprehended shortly after.

While our relatives on the ground and those in relationship with them gather to support each other, our team is holding space for this moment and saying prayers for justice– in this situation of targeted violence, and the greater fight against racism, right-wing extremism, and colonialism.

It is not lost on us that this moment further underscores the legacy of violence that Indigenous people continue to face on our own lands. We do this work in the spirit of our ancestors and ending violence against all Indigenous Peoples.
We will continue to share updates and an official press response will be forthcoming from NDN Collective and our partners on the ground. Our demands still hold true.

In prayer and solidarity,

The Team

Dear Sisters! Upcoming Workshop! 💜💙💚
Our Bodies Connection to the Land: Building A Pathway for Ourselves

Contact Sara Twiss, Lead Coordinator, at (775) 750-4622 or [email protected]

Date: Thursday, October 29th, 2020 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. (MST)

🌻Asking for self-identified Indigenous women between 16 - 24 years age to participate. 🌻

Overview: Through practicing wellness and healing activities, we will be centering our bodies relation to our traditional lands, and build an understanding of how Indigenous women play a vital role in the protection and reclamation of our lands.

Topics Include:

- Building understanding of land-body relations by doing self-werq to care for our bodies and minds

- Practice setting intentions through imagining/living/walking into a self-care as part of building our relations with the land

- Learning about what keeps us grounded to our communities when life seems unbalanced or challenges occur

Materials:
+ Two blank sheets of paper or colored paper
+ Crayons/Markers
+ Pen/Pencil

💖Lead Facilitator Bio: Keioshiah Áyání Yazhí Peter is a Diné Q***r Femme from the Four Corners region of Dinébikeyah and is proud to come from a long line of fierce Diné relatives whose resiliency and knowledge grows even through ongoing settler colonization. They are an organizer for the and a reproductive justice enthusiast who is working on strengthening their skills as a S*x Educator & Aerialist. 💖🌈

Harper Bazaar features the most influential Indigenous People within the fashion and retail industry.

✨Nizhoní! ✨🙏🏽🌈💓🌻

The Iina Bihoo'aah Program is dedicated to finding ways to empower teens and young adults by exploring different ways to take care of our minds, bodies, and spirit. This self care diagram uses concepts of the traditional values.
By breaking down what self care looks like, and addressing emotional, social, cultural and physical needs, we can make good choices, or Yá’át’ééhii biká ánít'į́.
Schedule some time for yourself to find a healthy balance within yourself, this guide is here to help. You've got this!
Did you like this chart? feel free to tag or share with someone you would like to see succeed. Support your teens and young adults as they kickoff this new school/work year. We are brilliant and resilient community💚📓
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Love this! Dineh Jewelry 👏🏽🍁✨

DINEH JEWELRY
AUTUMN/WINTER 20 CAMPAIGN LAUNCHING SOON...

Some of our favorite coffee ☕️ Spirit Mountain Roasting Co.

✨Now Available!✨ Spirit Mountain Roasting Co. 12oz & 2.5oz Colombian and Guatemalan coffee on indigiexchange.com

“We are a community-orientated company. Our company includes not only P**a, or people of the Quechan Nation, but it also includes the entire coffee supply chain from seed to cup. We pay close attention to who we work with and how they treat the growers. We are proud that our suppliers offer transparency and invest back into the communities they work with.” -
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New Mexico Community Capital is looking to contract 7 people who can work 35 hours per week at $17 per hour until September 30th on behalf of the NM Census. This job consists of phone banking and people will need to have a computer, good wifi connection, and a phone.

Contact CJ at [email protected] ASAP to sign up for this week's webinar.

http://nmindepth.com/2020/06/26/new-mexico-tribes-play-catch-up-in-census-count/

Love using these local organic lotions! Bison Star Naturals, LLC

Bison Star Naturals Creates Organic Skincare Products Highlighting New Mexico Angelo McHorse and his wife, Jacquelene, craft natural and organic skincare on family land once controlled by The Red Willow People of Taos Pueblo, New Mexico.

Dear clients and friends! I’ve missed visiting with you all so much and wish you all health and strength during these transformative times. ✨🦋 ✨
I’m considering offering hair and body care products on my website if YOU all are interested?!? 😂😉👋🔥

I still have some fabulous shampoo/ conditioners and styling products available for purchase. 🛀🏽🧴💓💆🏻‍♀️🧖🏼‍♀️

*Frequent 🍋🌱Hair Bath Shampoo & Conditioner
* Rose 🌹 Smoothing Conditioner
* Sea Salt Spray 🌊
* Gloss Drops 💧
* Sculpturing Mist 💦
* Rose 🌹 Smoothing Cream - one of my favorites! I love these amber glass bottle to be able to re-use for more product or decoration. 🌿🎋🌼