Reconciliation Rising

Reconciliation Rising is a multimedia project that seeks to promote acts of healing and reconciliation between Native and non-Native peoples.

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Don’t miss the latest episode of Reconciliation Rising, featuring Yurok Judge Abby Abinanti, the first female Native American lawyer in California, who established an innovative wellness court for her tribe that focuses on restorative justice and healing. https://t.co/MeoFzzNZfO

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Don’t miss the latest Reconciliation Rising podcast, which features Renee Sans Souci and Dr. Sarah Thomas, two women working to promote de-colonization, awareness of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls, and racial healing and understanding. https://t.co/V4gOlpmooe

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In the latest episode of Reconciliation Rising, we interview Lance Foster of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska, who talks about his efforts to regain 444 acres for his tribe and use it to establish a national park. https://t.co/EsXcWaJ45r

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The film produced by Margaret Jacobs and Kevin Abourezk, "Return of the Pawnees", has been awarded a Telly Award! The official listing can be viewed in the Telly Awards Gallery:
Return of the Pawnees is a Gold Winner in Television - Cultural: https://t.co/puXhFju0aJ

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The latest episode of Reconciliation Rising features Jordan Dresser, documentary filmmaker and Northern Arapaho Nation chairman, who has led efforts to regain Arapaho cultural artifacts from non-Native collectors. https://t.co/bylW6kPFd1

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We would like to thank Vision Maker Media for giving us their production grant. We are now able to do a lot with production of our film 'The Land Returns'. We are happy to have Vision Maker Media's support in this project that will highlight the return of land to Native peoples.

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Margaret Jacobs' new book "After One Hundred Winters" tells the stories of how individuals and communities are working together to heal after confronting the violent past for Indigenous people in the U.S.
You can listen to the introduction here.
https://t.co/WwP1D2enrk

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Don't miss the latest episode of "Reconciliation Rising" featuring Nancy Carlson, who has worked to preserve the troubled history of the Genoa Indian Industrial School in #Nebraska. #BoardingSchools #Genocide #ReconciliationRising @Reconcil_Rising https://t.co/NiJDGQAh37

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Friends, we're happy to share with you our 10-minute film on the Pawnees which is out today on social media and premiering on NET next week:
https://t.co/h83DtsSFra

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The latest episode of "Reconciliation Rising" features Darren Parry of the Northwestern Band of Shoshone, who has worked to tell the story of the Bear River massacre in 1863, and is now seeking to build an interpretive center at the site. https://t.co/J9d4YwcA0Z

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‘Reconciliation Rising: "Part II of An Interview with Deb Echo-Hawk and Ronnie O'Brien"’ https://t.co/zsR9rFmbvG

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In this episode of Reconciliation Rising, we interview Deb Echo-Hawk, Keeper of the Seeds for the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma, and Ronnie O'Brien, of the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument. Together, they founded the Pawnee Seed Preservation Project. https://t.co/AQzS3TWsgU

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Joy Harjo: 'What joins us together is poetry' https://t.co/KZfgkTTArQ

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Restoring the Sauk Prairie: A Story of Hope and Healing https://t.co/tYvjOuWq4e via @YouTube

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Nearly 11 million acres of Indigenous land. Approximately 250 tribes, bands and communities. Over 160 violence-backed treaties and land seizures. Fifty-two colleges. Discover the bloody history behind land-grant universities. #landgrabU https://t.co/nR2xKiXgLr

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I hope everyone is staying healthy.
In our latest episode of "Reconciliation Rising," we interview James Riding In, a Pawnee historian and associate professor at Arizona State University. Check out his journey here: https://t.co/UaVjbhIme5

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Don't miss the latest episode of "Reconciliation Rising," featuring Taylor Keen, a university business instructor, past member of the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council and a keeper of the Omaha people’s corn.

https://t.co/YTpxgojl6r

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CPUC Adopts New Tribal Land Transfer Policy https://t.co/7EakBFkrDD via @ILPCTurtleTalk

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Here's the second part of our interview with two Colorado women who are seeking to heal the wounds of colonialism through workshops and outreach with the original inhabitants of their community.
https://t.co/fSbmMNGTit

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Today, City of Minneapolis public works crews replaced 22 street signs around Bde Maka Ska.
This completes the process of changing street and park names to reflect Bde Maka Ska, the Dakota name for the lake used by the local American Indian community for many years.