Stories for Collective Liberation
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All are My Relations – Minnie Two Shoes | Teachings for our Times
“Black Elk said that we’re all standing in a circle—red, yellow, black, and white—and our path leads us to the…
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Faith Traversie
Faith Traversie Faith Traversie (1918-2005), Dakota from Greenwood, on the Yankton Reservation in South Dakota. She joined her sister, Theodora…
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Madonna Thunder Hawk
Madonna Thunder Hawk Madonna Thunder Hawk (1940 – ) is Oohenumpa Lakota from the Cheyenne River Reservation. She is a…
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The Warrior Women Project recovers the stories of Indigenous women who fought for self-determination and cultural survival during the Red Power movement (1960s–1980s). We document these histories through oral history, activist archiving, and community-accountable research, making them accessible through decolonial learning experiences. We believe Indigenous women’s stories must be centered in contemporary movements for justice and transformative change.
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- All My Relations (Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ)
- Boarding Schools
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- Indigenous Sovereignty
- Intergenerational Knowledge
- International Solidarity
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- Methodology
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- Political Prisoners
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- State Surveillance & Repression
- Teachings For Our Times
- Treaties & Treaty Rights
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- Violence Against Indigenous Women
- Youth Organizing