“When darkness falls along the shore, beware the leader whose art is war.” — Robby Romero
The theme of this year’s Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues is “Ensuring Indigenous Peoples’ health, particularly in the context of conflict.”
Mother Earth Day 22 April 2026 “This war on Earth, won’t last much longer; The gift of life threatened now, will only make us stronger; Heal your body, cleanse your mind, gather some medicine; It’s almost time; Help me; Change this path of sorrow; Save us from tomorrow" — Lyrics from the song, “Agenda 21” written by Robby Romero
“Our nation was born in genocide when it embraced the doctrine that the original American, the Indian, was an inferior race.” — Martin Luther King Jr.
“As the winter solstice new moon graces us, peace prevails, if we choose to embrace it.”
Indigenous Peoples’ Sunrise Ceremony: An annual gathering and celebration of Indigenous resilience.
With 2025 on track to be the second hottest year on record behind 2024, COP30, the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), will be held in Belém, Brazil, from November 10th to 21st, 2025.
Da de Muertos (Day of the Dead,) lifting the veil between this world and the spirit world.
Minneapolis American Indian Center: A Night of Traditional Food, Ceremony, and Song, featuring Mitch Walking Elk, Larry Long, and special guest Robby Romero
“Nature and the spirit of our ancestors are giving you loud warnings…”
“Indigenous Peoples around the world are at the forefront of human rights, the cutting edge of social change, on the frontlines of environmental justice. We are invisible no more.” — Robby Romero
With powerful blessings Solstice is here, its the longest and shortest days of the year.
The oceans’ tides are the lifeblood of our existence, sustaining all forms of life beneath their depths…
“Nature and the spirit of our ancestors are giving you loud warnings… Today you see increasing floods, more damaging hurricanes, hail storms, climate changes and earthquakes as our prophecies said would come…. If we humans do not wake up to the warnings, the great purification will come to destroy this world just as the previous worlds were destroyed.”
— Thomas Banyacya, Hopi Messenger
“All the missing children in this word somethings wrong; Homeless runaways, where have they gone” - From the song “All The Missing Children” written by Robby Romero
“Stolen Sisters Shall Not Die In Vain, Where Thunder Finds Her, Say Her Name” — Lyrics from the song WHERE THUNDER FINDS HER
“We, the Indigenous Peoples, walk to the future in the footprints of our ancestors.” — Kari Oca Declaration Together, let’s put an end to the destruction of our last remaining wild places, Sacred Sites, and irreplaceable natural resources.
The twenty-fourth session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues: "Implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples within United Nations Member States and the United Nations system”
SOS Oceans!…Native Children's Survival Youth Ambassador, Ta'Kaiya Blaney, will join global leaders, policymakers, and scientists to address pressing ocean challenges and facilitate the preparations for the third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3) 9-13 June 2025, to be held in Nice, France.
The 11th Annual Oak Flat March/Run will be happening from February 20th to 23rd, 2025, and it’s going to be epic!
Are you wearing stereotypical headdresses, face paint, and participating in offensive so-called “war chants” while doing the tomahawk chop?
Winter Solstice Sacred Pathway’s — Along with festive doings and celebrations, winter solstice is also quiet time observed with reflection, gratitude, storytelling, and ceremony—the mystical wonder of nature in harmony with all our relations.
“People, can you hear your mama crying, feel the warning, taste what she’s saying; People the hour is near, do you known the game you’re playing…“ — Lyrics from the song ‘Is It Too Late’
Día de Muertos... a collective tradition to remember and honor our ancestors and those in our families and communities who have walked on to the spirit world.
As we celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we walk in beauty in the footsteps of our ancestors and embrace the wisdom, courage, and remarkable resilience of our sisters and brothers, whose voice and vision continue to be an Indigenous Call to Consciousness....
