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The Blackout Girls from Albuquerque, NM, and Darrell House, U.S. Marine — Cultural Survival Quarterly

Josie Raphaelito

Dec 02, 2019

Indigenizing Love Through Diné Pride

The Blackout Girls from Albuquerque, NM, and Darrell House, U.S. Marine — Cultural Survival Quarterly

Josie Raphaelito

Dec 02, 2019

Amor Indígena a través del Orgullo Diné

Cultural Survival Quarterly

Agnes Portalewska

Dec 02, 2019

Representation Matters: James Makokis and Anthony Johnson Become Two-Spirit Role Models for the World

Cultural Survival Quarterly

Agnes Portalewska

Dec 02, 2019

LA REPRESENTACIÓN IMPORTA: James Makokis y Anthony Johnson se convierten en modelos Dos Espíritus para el mundo entero.

Dr. Ruby Gibson standing in front of a tree, smiling — Cultural Survival Quarterly

Jun 01, 2020

Voice, Choice, and Power: Healing Intergenerational Trauma with Dr. Ruby Gibson

Alaska Native Birthworkers Community founders enjoying a winter day in Anchorage. (L-R): Charlene Apok, Olga Lucason, Stacey Lucason, Abra Patkotak, Helena Jacobs,Tala David, Margaret David. Photo by EJ David. — Cultural Survival Quarterly

Alexandra Carraher-Kang

Jun 01, 2020

Indigenous Rebirth: A Return to Traditional Birthing Practices and Maternal Care

Cultural Survival Quarterly

Ronald José Fernández Epieyuu

Mar 03, 2020

Refugees After Crossing the Imaginary Limit

Cultural Survival Quarterly

Cristina Verán

Mar 03, 2020

Rising Seas Have No Regard for Sovereignty: An Interview with Seve Paeniu of Tuvalu

Cultural Survival Quarterly

Juanita Cabrera Lopez, Patrisia Gonzales, Blake Gentry

Mar 03, 2020

A Té Qík'xyé Toj Nin K'ul Ex Toj Chg'ajlaj: When We Cross the Mountains and Desert, Indigenous Forced Migration in Abiayala

Cultural Survival Quarterly

LaDonna Brave Bull Allard

Sep 09, 2019

We Must Stand Up for Our Future Generations and to Save Ourselves

Cultural Survival Quarterly

LaDonna Brave Bull Allard

Sep 09, 2019

DEBEMOS LUCHAR POR NUESTRAS GENERACIONES FUTURAS Y POR SALVARNOS A NOSOTROS MISMOS

Cultural Survival Quarterly

Sep 11, 2019

Protecting, Promoting, and Revitalizing Traditional Knowledge

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