Lakota Youth Runners Now at the NODAPL Reunion at Standing Rock

LAKOTA YOUTH RUNNERS, RUNNING FOR THE WATER

Lakota Runners in 2006 took their message to Washington as the movement began to protect the water at Standing Rock. Now, the DC Runners are arriving at the Mni Wiconi Ten-Year NODAPL Reunion on Porcupine Creek. Photo courtesy DC Youth Runner Jasilyn Charger, Lakota.

DC Runners photo courtesy Jasilyn Charger, Lakota.

                 The Good Hearts setting up the kitchen. "Lunchtime, wild mushroom stirfry with rice and bean soup, ham n potatoes soup, you guys are missing out," Head Cook Winona Kasto said today. Photo courtesy Winona Kasto.

Water Protectors arriving on Thursday afternoon. 

Menudo and Buffalo Soup around the Fire last night, as Head Cook Winona Kasto dishes up the first meals at camp, feeding the people. Photo courtesy Winona Kasto.

"As the Seventh generation of my Grandfather Crazy Horse I do my best to keep our traditions alive and well with my cooking so that our Oyate 'people' will live well and strong so they can focus on prayers and healing of ourselves and Unci Maca 'Mother Earth,'" Lakota Chef Winona Kasto said just now.

First campers arrived last night for the Ten Year NODAPL Reunion on Porcupine Creek at Standing Rock. Photo courtesy Winona Kasto.

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