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Native peoples have always been on the frontlines of social and political change. At Native Organizers Alliance Action Fund, a 501(c)(4) organization, we continue this work by mobilizing our communities to secure greater protections for sacred places, funding for healthcare and education, and Indigenous representation at all levels of government.
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Tell Google and Apple: The "lake of shining waters" belongs to Mother Earth, not Trump's America
Donald Trump has decided Lake Ontario should now be called “Lake America.” After trade negotiations with Canada collapsed, Trump signed an executive order attempting to rename one of the Great …
Submit a public comment: Demand the USDA keep environmental protections in place and respect Tribal sovereignty
Nearly 45 million acres of public forests are under threat, if the U.S. Department of Agriculture gets its way.
The federal agency houses the U.S. Forest Service, and its Secretary …
Submit a public comment: Demand the USDA keep environmental protections in place and respect Tribal sovereignty
Nearly 45 million acres of public forests are under threat, if the U.S. Department of Agriculture gets its way.
The federal agency houses the U.S. Forest Service, and its Secretary …
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The reduction of the size of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments violates the sovereignty of the tribes of the region who have the right to determine the future of their ancestral homelands. This administration continues to put mining, logging, and fossil fuel interests ahead of Tribal rights and the protection of our […]
This op-ed was originally published in the Missoulian. The confirmation of Steve Pearce as director of the Bureau of Land Management is another setback following years of hard-won progress in Indian Country. In recent years, tribes and Native organizations have fought for a future where the next generations can visit, hold ceremonies on our ancestral […]
Blank check for ICE puts people at risk In the U.S. we are constantly told by members of Congress that there is simply no funding for healthcare, housing the homeless, and care for veterans who have served our country. But with passage of this bill, GOP members of Congress wrote what is essentially a blank […]