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Join today, June 4th at 3:30 pmToday’s guest is Reyes DeVore, of Jemez Pueblo, Community Programming Director with Pueblo Action Alliance.
Support for our young people needing to process and to understand organizing from a Pueblo standpoint!
link: bit.ly/AGinReyes password: 728958
(for both sessions, links are case sensitive)
This workshop is an indigenized training that addresses the “Cycles of Oppression” model which helps our relatives understand how colonization and colonialism has created historical and present traumas to indigenous people but on how we have addressed oppression and trauma through Indigenous Resistance. This workshop allows a spiritual and historical walk through history, highlighting different times and places we have remained resistant and resilient in the attempt to destroy our traditional and ancestral life ways. Through this workshop we will allow time for reflection and provide next steps to continue the work with us.
Elders are invited, please remember that conversations should be kept youth centered
