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Uniting Three Fires Against Violence

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Michigan's Tribal Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalition.
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🦫 like amik, we’re working hard to create the world we need by @utfav1

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2 months ago

Shtaataahaa! Check out this 🔥 prize I won at the Noojimo’iwewin Conference! Day Three here we go! by @utfav1

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2 months ago

Day Two! #mcedsvac26 by @utfav1

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3 months ago

We are full of gratitude for Laura Killingbeck and Matt Nahan at @orsacreditunion for bringing us all together in this journey and uplifting the voices of survivors. by @utfav1

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3 months ago

our bodies and spirits are wired for healing, today is the day to reach out for help by @utfav1

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4 months ago

there is no overlap between stalking and love. If someone is showing up unannounced, calling repeatedly, following you, damaging property, refusing to take no for an answer, this is NOT love and there is help available.

call or text 844-7NATIVE 24/7 for free anonymous help by @utfav1

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4 months ago

healthy love is safe, honest, respectful and supportive. by @utfav1

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4 months ago

We loved sharing our stories with author Laura Killingbeck this morning. Check out her amazing adventures as she bikes all over the state raising awareness about domestic violence with Orsa Credit Union! by @utfav1

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4 months ago

maampii spring stickers kina goya by @utfav1

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4 months ago

Being young and Native in this country is not easy. Take comfort in knowing that you are powerful, protected, and prayed for by our ancestors. Strength and resiliency are woven into our DNA. Accept nothing less than respect, love, and honesty. by @utfav1

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8 months ago

Hundreds of thousands of Native children were forced into boarding schools in the last two centuries. At one point, there were at least 526 Indian Boarding Schools in the U.S. Make no mistake, these are not institutions created with the intent to nurture, educate, and care for Native children. These were work camps. The children that were forced to attend regularly faced physical, sexual, and mental abuse. They were starved, held captive, and dishonored even in death. The harm caused by the Indian boarding school systems in North America created wounds that transcend time. These wounds continue to impact the individuals that attended, our families, our communities, and our Nations.

For more information, check out https://boardingschoolhealing.org/ by @utfav1

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a year ago

How does the Boarding School Era impact Native Youth today?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsXKsCbNkQI by @utfav1

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a year ago