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The Land & Ancestral Wellness Wisdom
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Be The Change: Tips for Being an Advocate in Your Tribal Community
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Self-Love Made Me Do It
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Sexual Orientations Explained: Lesbian, Gay, Heterosexual and Bisexual
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National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Person’s Awareness Day
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Becoming Jane Doe
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Environmental Racism and Seeking Environmental Justice
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Resiliency is in Our Blood
Resilience has become a bit of a buzzword in Native Country. A...
There’s Heart Here
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Indigenous People for Black Lives Matter
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Indigenous Feminism
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Saying Yes or No: What Is Consent?
Healing the Land is Healing Us
Western colonial ways of thinking about health tend to focus on physical...
Land Back: Because Colonialism Does Not Spark Joy
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Consent And Communication
Breaking Trauma Cycles
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What is the MMIW Movement?
MMIW stands for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. It’s a movement that...
Consent Explained: What Is It?
Racism and Anti-Racism
Racism impacts all aspects of our lives. It impacts what policies are...
Indigenous Futurism
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Sometimes, an advocacy group, business, church, or even a group of individuals...
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After a bill passes both the House of Representatives and the Senate,...
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Advocacy in the Three Branches of Government
The United States federal government is divided into three branches: the Executive...
Taking Care of Your Body During Puberty
Lessons From Standing Rock
In 2016, the water protectors at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation created...
We Are More Than a Mascot
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Native Cultural Appropriation
Cultural appropriation is when someone from the dominant culture (i.e. the most...
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Deb Haaland is a member of the Pueblo of Laguna and has...
Accessing Sexual Health Care for Minors
What is Trauma?
Trauma is a distressing experience that can impact us emotionally, mentally, physically,...
Healing From Trauma
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Bodies: Different Shapes and Sizes. All Beautiful!
Honor Your Needs
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Cope with Things That Remind You of Trauma
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How the Boner Grows
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Self-Compassion
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Culture is Prevention
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Indigenous Star Stories
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IndigiLOVE Campaign
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Supporting A Loved One
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Why Do I Keep Saying “Yes?”
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Coping with Stress
Everyone feels stressed at times, but stress is not always bad. Sometimes...
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Tips for Getting Enough Sleep
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BRAVE: Episode 3
Talk About It
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Cultivating Self-Love
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BRAVE: Episode 2
Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships
We all have relationships with a variety of people, including friends, boyfriends,...
Spiritual Connection: Being Part of Something Bigger
Do you remember the last time you had an awe-inspiring moment that...
BRAVE: Episode 1
Food as Medicine
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Indigenizing Movement and Mental Health
Movement is medicine – for our mind, body, and spirit. For our...
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Diabetes Awareness
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Resources for Exploring your Sexual Identity
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History Through a Native Lens
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Red Ribbon Week
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Hi! I’m a biracial child (African American & Irish) that was inspired by a past teacher to learn about fancy shawl dancers. I’m an aspiring artist as well, I love drawing the shawls that I’ve seen in past powwows. Is that okay for me to do being non-native?
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