All My Relations
Relationship is essential to indigenous people. We understand the importance of every entity to a tribe. Whether it be the relationship we have with our community, our environment, or our winged, our other two-legged and four-legged bothers and sisters, and our water dwelling family. We understand that if we are to survive we all have to protect and take care of each other.
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Eaglestone singing an honor song for those who may have lost someone or those effected by the impacts of covid.
Scyla working with Camas at horse training, building relationship.
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Velma Brehm giving the land acknowledgement, blessing, and sharing the indigenous values of taking care of your community means. At the UNYO Covid information event.
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Elder Darlene McCarty sharing her wisdom and knowledge with UNYO youth leaders to continue the traditional ways going. Darlene made her great journey home to our ancestors a couple months after this interview. Thank you Darlene for your love and leadership. Limlmt
Dexter offering smudge and prayers before a vaccination clinic to help protect those working to protect the community.