state: -> US
status: Unknown -> Open
facility_type: Unknown -> Volunteer Camp

name: Seeding Soildarity -> Seeding Soildarity [Indigenouse Mutual Aid / Advocacy]
notes: from the website [see live links at the website]: Seeding Sovereignty; an Indigenous-led collective, works to radicalize and disrupt colonized spaces through land, body, and food sovereignty work, community building, and cultural preservation. By investing in Indigenous folks and communities of the global majority, we cross the threshold of liberation together. Rise with us. Grow with us. What we’re doing: FACE THE FUTURE X FEAR THE KIDS MASK CAMPAIGN FACE THE FUTURE X FEAR THE KIDS MASK CAMPAIGN We’re currently working to provide near 60,000 masks to Indigenous youth across 68 nations and 6 states after receiving a request from a representative at FEMA. Join our buy one, give one mask drive and help to protect Indigenous students today! MUTUAL AID artwork by Ade Cruz MUTUAL AID artwork by Ade Cruz In response to the escalating COVID-19 global pandemic Seeding Sovereignty has launched a long-term mutual aid program, now in its second phase called: The Indigenous Impact Community Care Initiative. LEARN ABOUT TRUTHSGIVING LEARN ABOUT TRUTHSGIVING November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month, a time that invites non-Natives to learn through the lived experiences of Indigenous folks throughout the so-called United States. While many non-Natives celebrate Thanksgiving, our collective recognizes Truthsgiving. -> from the website [see live links at the website]: Seeding Sovereignty; an Indigenous-led collective, works to radicalize and disrupt colonized spaces through land, body, and food sovereignty work, community building, and cultural preservation. By investing in Indigenous folks and communities of the global majority, we cross the threshold of liberation together. Rise with us. Grow with us. What we’re doing: FACE THE FUTURE X FEAR THE KIDS MASK CAMPAIGN FACE THE FUTURE X FEAR THE KIDS MASK CAMPAIGN We’re currently working to provide near 60,000 masks to Indigenous youth across 68 nations and 6 states after receiving a request from a representative at FEMA. Join our buy one, give one mask drive and help to protect Indigenous students today! MUTUAL AID artwork by Ade Cruz MUTUAL AID artwork by Ade Cruz In response to the escalating COVID-19 global pandemic Seeding Sovereignty has launched a long-term mutual aid program, now in its second phase called: The Indigenous Impact Community Care Initiative. LEARN ABOUT TRUTHSGIVING LEARN ABOUT TRUTHSGIVING November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month, a time that invites non-Natives to learn through the lived experiences of Indigenous folks throughout the so-called United States. While many non-Natives celebrate Thanksgiving, our collective recognizes Truthsgiving. DONATE TO INDIGENOUS IMPACT COMMUNITY CARE INITIATIVE FUND Vulnerable communities are hit hardest by crises - especially those that purport to affect everyone. Indigenous communities remaining strong and resilient during this global pandemic despite chronic, deep poverty, a youth suicide epidemic, violence to womxn, and myriad COVID-19 health complicating illnesses. Our communities will be last to receive desperately needed PPE, medical care and support. Our Indigenous Impact Community Care Initiative works in partnership with Apache, Pueblo, and Navajo communities in New Mexico, in addition to Paiute, Lakota, Dakota, and Ojibwe communities around the country, where need is critical to immediately provide personal protective equipment and reusable masks to communities, distribute healthy food to elders and families, redistribute money to fund essential aid to those in need providing on-the-ground care to LGBTQIA+/Two Spirit and unsheltered relatives, and send Indigenous authored books to quarantined families. We are committed to our intergenerational knowledge keepers and language bearers who sustain our communities, ways of knowing and provide grandparent and future ancestor medicine. Their Indigenous knowledge can help our global community during this climate crisis. Indigenous peoples are on the frontlines and protect living forests, waterways and resist extractive projects for us all. During the COVID-19 crisis we are helping them first. Please join us!