Partnering in Whole Community – Youth Passageways Solidarity Partners
All Nations, in the heart of the Yellow Bear Canyon of South Dakota aims provides a safe, nourishing and loving environment so our loved ones can reconnect, learn and heal one another with their medicines and gifts. See the impact All Nations is having through the Tatanka Alliance forged with the Mankind Project What’s Needed? See a current list of working projects and contribute to All Nations Gathering Center by clicking on the link below. Help plant seeds for future generations!
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Buffalo Visions uplifts Northern Cheyenne youth and all who visit through teaching cultural traditions and skills, connecting people with the land and welcoming cross-cultural exchanges with youth and mentors of kindred communities. See the impact Buffalo Visions is having through their Summer camps for youth. What’s Needed? Buffalo Visions is seeking continued support to help reinforce the program-building work serving Cheyenne youth.
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(YJC) is works to build a youth, family, and formerly and currently incarcerated people’s movement to challenge America’s addiction to incarceration and race, gender and class discrimination in Los Angeles County’s, California’s and the nation’s juvenile and criminal injustice systems. What’s Needed? YJC asks you to support their active Calls to Action in and around Los Angeles. You can find a full list HERE. Or consider donating specifically to their FREELA project by clicking on the button below!
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Rites of Decolonization, a podcast on the role of ritual in decolonization centered on People(s) of the Global Majority. This podcast is fruit from seeds sown in conjunction with Youth Passageways, and the culture-bearer work of Kathara Pilipino Indigenous Arts Society. The intention of this podcast is to expand awareness of the global efforts to renew initiatory rites of passage to societies around the world that have been historically disrupted from their Indigenous practices. Bridging the divide between the people of their homelands and the diaspora, this is an emergent strategy to make use of the pandemic to give rise to a future that has understood the past well enough not to perpetuate its harms. With analysis we make movement towards holding change with mutual aid, reparations grounded in ceremony. What’s Needed? The Rites of Decolonization team is currently looking for financial support to offset the cost of annual podcast hosting as well as those interested in working on branding artwork for the series. If interested contact Sobey Wing HERE.
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