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What Year Does the Map Represent?

By Victor Temprano

Wednesday, December 20th, 2017

Does time really matter on maps? Of course it does. But how you map time depends on the purpose of your map.

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RePosted • @indigenousaction ‘cause we know y'all aren't celebrating genocide this year, right?

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Livestream: 13th Annual No Thanks, No Giving! Benefit

For 13 years we have hosted No Thanks, No giving! as an anti-colonial event to bring together radical Indigenous voices, share traditional foods, and benefit unsheltered relatives at Táala Hooghan Infoshop in Kinlani (Flagstaff, AZ).

Due to Covid-19 we will host an online benefit to support unsheltered relatives and to uplift voices of Indigenous folx from throughout Turtle Island who have been doing front-line mutual aid organizing.

When: Thursday, Nov. 26, 2020
4pm - 7pm MST.
Traditional meal for unsheltered folx 12pm at Táala Hooghan (and everywhere, organize one in your community!).

Where: Live streaming info will be posted at www.indigenousaction.org

Who: Indigenous Mutual Aid front-line organizers from throughout Turtle Island and musical guests TBA! Hosted by Indigenous Action, Kinlani Mutual Aid, Táala Hooghan Infoshop, and IndigenousMutualAid.org @indigenousmutualaid

Why: 'cause Thanksgiving is over. No more celebrations of genocide!
As of 2019, Indigenous Peoples account for approximately 1.5% of North America’s population, yet we make up more than 10% of the homeless population nationally.

Donate: www.indigenousmutualaid.org

We will also be serving traditional foods at Kinlani Mutual Aid and distributing warm gear before the event, we call everyone to action to do the same in your communities instead of celebrating genocide.

More info: iainfo@protonmail.com

#nothanksnogiving #MutualAid #indigenousmutualaid #solidaritynotcharity

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What Does Thanksgiving Mean to Native Americans? T

What Does Thanksgiving Mean to Native Americans? This is a short & impactful blog, first published in 2018 from Native Hope which makes 3 strong points:

1. Thanksgiving Is a Day of Mourning for Some Native Tribes
2. Thanksgiving is Already a Way of Life for Native Americans
3. This Thanksgiving, Join Us in Remembrance

Have a read and consider a redesign on how you look at this holiday and what you can do to center Indigenous narratives in your own life story.

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