We are calling on non-native white settlers across the Midwest from Chicago to Omaha, Minneapolis to St. Louis to consider the ways they have benefitted from colonization and to voluntarily offer a kind of rent or tax to Indigenous peoples.
We feel like, in the face of the climate crisis, one of the most important things we can do is support Indigenous people reclaiming Indigenous lifeways-that is a key part of what is going to heal the land and the climate.
Eric Anglada, Honor Native Land Fund
We’re grateful for your interest in and support of the work of Honor Native Land Fund. Hopefully you were able to join us for our opening launch webinar. We urge you to become a regular contributor to this fund, 100% of which goes to support amazing Indigenous women in the crucial work of land rematriation.
Are you interested in getting your organization on board with this work of financial support but are unsure of how to do that? Email us and we can explore a presentation for your group.
If you missed Beth Hoffman’s recent essay, “A New Way to Honor Native Land,” you can check it out here.
And lastly, one of our HNLF members is helping launch a broader Decolonial Repair Network that includes ongoing support for HNLF while also looking to continue the journey of learning and supporting decolonization, community, healing, and repair. Sign up here for that introductory zoom call this Wednesday, April 3rd, 7pm CT!
In Solidarity,
the Honor Native Land Fund team
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