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August 18, 2020
Women for Forests and Future Generations: Defending Communities from Pandemics and Climate Chaos -- WECAN webinar
August 17, 2020
Ofelia Rivas, O'odham Voice Against the Wall: Message of thanks
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| Photo courtesy Ofelia Rivas |
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Many Mother Earth offerings of good thoughts and deep appreciation to all that donated to my car repair.
Unfortunately we were unable to make a food delivery for our relatives in southern O'odham lands.
The general funds donated are depleted to continue our grassroots efforts. We are not a nonprofit organization and we do not benefit from any virus mutual aid fund.
All our efforts for the many years of our works has always been donations from our supporters and friends.
We sent this message of good health and united consciousness for equality and solidarity, Ofelia
O'odham VOICE Against the WALL
Photos by Ofelia Rivas
Copyright Ofelia Rivas may not be used without permission.
Unfortunately we were unable to make a food delivery for our relatives in southern O'odham lands.
The general funds donated are depleted to continue our grassroots efforts. We are not a nonprofit organization and we do not benefit from any virus mutual aid fund.
All our efforts for the many years of our works has always been donations from our supporters and friends.
We sent this message of good health and united consciousness for equality and solidarity, Ofelia
O'odham VOICE Against the WALL
Lakota volunteers cook and deliver gourmet meals to those in quarantine in Rapid City
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| Photo by Cynthia Robinson Lakota volunteers cooked and delivered these incredible gourmet meals for those in quarantine during August. Meals for Relatives COVID-19 Rapid City Community Response is a grassroots effort. |
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| Photo by Laura Schad |
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| Photo by Cynthia Robinson |
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| Photo by Laura Schad |
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Photo by Laura Schad
Article by Brenda Norrell
Photos by Meals for Relatives COVID-19 Rapid City Community Response
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Mni Luzahan Tiospaye Mutual Aid effort coordinates homemade hot meals to positive COVID-19 families and relatives affected, household by household. The volunteers began cooking for 16 people and 3 households. Following all sanitary guidelines, they provide medicine, encouragement and stress relief as well as aid packages. They are responding to the special needs of people coping with COVID-19 infection and exposure. The aid packages include masks and cleaning supplies.
Natalie Stites Means, Lakota organizer, said, "We serve COVID-19 positive families committed to quarantine, especially to the families whose matriarchs are sick and cannot cook for their families for 14 days. While need is not necessary for aid, we ask that people who can physically cook for themselves do so and we will assist with groceries." More on Facebook at:
Natalie Stites Means, Lakota organizer, said, "We serve COVID-19 positive families committed to quarantine, especially to the families whose matriarchs are sick and cannot cook for their families for 14 days. While need is not necessary for aid, we ask that people who can physically cook for themselves do so and we will assist with groceries." More on Facebook at:
Donate to Meals for Relatives COVID-19 Rapid City Community Response
August 15, 2020
Lawsuit filed for information on substandard masks IHS purchased from former White House chief of staff
Indian Health Service purchased 1 million substandard surgical masks from a former White House chief of staff, and now won't respond to a freedom of information request
By Brenda Norrell
By Brenda Norrell
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Indian Health Service failed to respond to a Freedom of Information request for records from Judicial Watch, which has now filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for the records.
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