Coming this Friday on Not invisible: Native Peoples on the Frontlines, our interview with WBA IBO & WBO Super Lightweight World Champion boxer, Kali “KO” Mequinonoag Reis.
#KaliReis#Indigenousboxer#ingenouswomen
Ep14 of Not Invisible: Native Peoples on the Frontlines ft a conversation with artist & activist Sarah Sense. LeAndra & Sarah discuss Sarah's international project, Weaving the Americas, her journey as an artist, and her latest work on decolonizing maps. https://t.co/STVjZtb1m3
On our next episode of the #NotInvisiblePod, we speak with 2-spirit activist & poet, Prestin Thotin-Awasis (@prestomanifest0). We discuss the importance of recognizing and including trans & 2-spirit relatives in #MMIWGT2S+ activism & policy-making.
On our latest ep of #NotInvisible: Native Peoples on the Frontlines we chat with Content Creator/Educator #ZhaawnongWebb about his journey as a TikTok influencer, being Anishinaabe, & how to inspire Indigenous youth to tell their own stories.
On our latest ep of #NotInvisible: Native Peoples on the Frontlines we chat with Content Creator/Educator #ZhaawnongWebb about his journey as a TikTok influencer, being Anishinaabe, & how to inspire Indigenous youth to tell their own stories.
https://t.co/wCocnR1slZ
Named one of the Globe and Mail's best dressed of 2022, Scott Wabano is bringing more Indigenous representation to the fashion industry. @cbcnews https://t.co/mtZh65Qhka
On this episode of Not Invisible: Native Peoples on the Frontlines we chat with lawyer, activist and storyteller, @ChaseIronEyes. We discuss his time at #StandingRock, the activations at Line 3, and his own podcast and video cast, #CutToTheChase. https://t.co/hXPPNM6FrC
After cannabis was fully legalized in 2018, Black and Indigenous people are still much more likely to be arrested for drug possession—with Indigenous people eight times more likely to be arrested than white people in one major city. https://t.co/0MeXXQFpXv via @vice
“We’re walking across Canada to help raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous people and to bring some of the families together,” said Bishop. @globalnews https://t.co/M845lLhqAC
"When we grow up, we're taught that all the animals that live on our sacred sites are our ancestors, and it's our obligation to protect them." https://t.co/kmioVgvIRf #biamangamountain#koala
On Ep8 of Not Invisible: Native Peoples on the Frontlines, we chat with actor, #MarcusLaVoi & discuss his role as Big Frank Yazzie on Netflix's 'Chambers', his latest role as Nathan Goodleaf, his journey as an actor & the need for #NativeRepresentation. https://t.co/qZKDTC4meh
"On this episode of Geography of Hope, @ArcticDaazhraii joins us to discuss inclusion and representation through storytelling, her new short film, and her involvement as creative producer of the hit PBS show, “@MollyOfDenali.” https://t.co/AMjNmhIJjS
For @OranjGoodman , incorporating pieces of his Native American culture and working with a fully Indigenous cast was a sacred and important piece of the “Mineral” video shoot. https://t.co/CmeJuhCg9v via @noiseymusic#IndigenousRepresentation