PARTNERSHIPS

We partner with Indigenous-led groups rematriating land, language, and lifeways disrupted by settler colonization, land theft and removal, white and Christian supremacy, boarding schools and other assimilation policies. These partnerships are rooted in relationships built on reciprocity and mutual trust, not charity.  Partnership includes providing time, labor, materials, financial resources, and networks to support specific projects with clear outcomes for Indigenous community members. 

Current Partners Spotlight

Diné Survival School 

The school is a Diné-led intergenerational gathering that has been teaching and sharing cultural skills for 30 years. It’s necessary because of the cultural trauma inflicted by the US boarding school system and the relocation that was imposed by Peabody Coal. Plans are underway for a Survival School gathering in late November. All contributions received between now and Thanksgiving will be matched by an anonymous donor. To support winter programming for the Survival School, Venmo: @Dine-Survival.

Navajo-Hopi Natural Disaster Relief Fund

Communities on the Navajo and Hopi nations are experiencing severe flash flooding and river overflows that have damaged homes, disrupted essential services, and threatened the livelihoods of many across the region. The Navajo-Hopi Disaster Relief Fund is fundraising to help affected households access essential supplies, emergency resources, and recovery assistance. Please visit: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-yee-haolnii-doos-impactful-mission