This episode of #REDHOOPTALK talks about Indigenous Food Sovereignty! Indigenous food sovereignty is a collective of efforts to transform and reclaim Indigenous food systems. It’s fighting hunger, providing access to healthy and traditional foods, generating economic development via food policies and more. Special guests and experts, CARLY GRIFFITH HOTVEDT, a […]
This Episode of #REDHOOPTALK a roundtable discussion on how Fashion can be a platform for Indigenous issues and help us to stay #closetoculture! Guests Hope Huskey & Tonya Carroll & Tara McCoy (all Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) have been the masterminds behind the Cherokee #Kananesgi Fashion Show since it […]
This is our special #AAIARepatriationConference episode of #REDHOOPTALK with guests JUDY DAXOOTSU RAMOS, Raven moiety, from the Kwaashki’kwaan clan, and Tisk’w Hit (Owl House) – and GAIL DABULUZ, Tlingit/Haida/Tsimshian Tribe Yéil (Raven) Moiety. We discuss #AlaskanNative identity and their #Repatriation and #NAGPRA work. Learn more about the Repatriation Conference highlights. […]
This episode of #REDHOOPTALK features Talia Boyd, Diné Nation, who serves as the Cultural Landscapes Manager for the Grand Canyon Trust. She stays #CloseToCulture by using her work to focus on bolstering Native-led co-management within #Ancestrallands and working closely on environmental justice issues, including uranium mining and milling within and […]
This episode of #REDHOOPTALK discusses protecting the Indian Child Welfare Act with Dan Lewerenz, citizen of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska. ICWA is legislation passed in 1978, developed by advocates fighting state judges, child welfare agencies, religious entities & boarding schools to return children taken because of historic […]
This episode of #REDHOOPTALK features KLEE BENALLY, Diné Nation. Klee is a talented musician, traditional dancer, writer, artist, filmmaker, & Indigenous anarchist. Klee is originally from Black Mesa and has worked nearly all of his life at the front lines in struggles to protect Indigenous sacred lands. Klee provides strategic […]
The American Indian Religious Freedom Act as amended, protects citizens of federally-recognized Native Nations and members of the Native American Church in the use, possession, and transportation of Peyote for ceremonial purposes. Peyote use is the only legally secured religious practice for Native Americans, though the Native American Church is […]
Join us Friday, March 4 at 5pm ET for #REDHOOPTALK LIVE as we chat with special guest MARISSA J. MERCULIEFF, a citizen of the Aleut Community of St. Paul Island. What is it like growing up on an isolated island in Alaska? What was law school like? What are the […]
On May 14, 2022, Shannon O’Loughlin (Choctaw), CEO & Attorney for the Association on American Indian Affairs, delivered the commencement speech for the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law to inspire community service and the graduates of the programs, including the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program, […]
Join us #LIVE to kick off #TribalMuseumsDay on Saturday, December 2 at 2:00 pm Central Time. Learn more about the importance of Tribal Museums and Cultural Centers as we go on a virtual tour of Hoċokata Ṫi, the Museum and Cultural Center of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, the Center […]
