NOW HIRING
We are looking for a Tribal Community Program Coordinator!
We are looking for someone to join our team and serve as a Tribal Community Program Coordinator and support the Nakani Native Program, meeting our overall organizational goals and objectives. This individual will also serve as a coordinator between the Nakani Native Program Traditional Medicine Program, the students, Traditional Medicine partnerships and program participants. All program participants are considered Nakani students.
We are looking for someone to join our team and serve as a Tribal Community Program Coordinator and support the Nakani Native Program, meeting our overall organizational goals and objectives. This individual will also serve as a coordinator between the Nakani Native Program Traditional Medicine Program, the students, Traditional Medicine partnerships and program participants. All program participants are considered Nakani students.
The Vatican just renounced a 500-year-old doctrine that justified colonial land theft … Now what?
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TheConversationCanadaIn April 2023, the Vatican finally distanced itself from the Doctrine of Discovery — a hundreds of years old decree that justified land theft and enslavement of people who were not Christian.
In this episode of Don’t Call Me Resilient , political and Indigenous studies scholar Veldon Coburn explains why the Vatican’s repudiation of the Doctrine is a huge symbolic victory. We also examine what this repudiation may mean for members of Indigenous Nations, what prompted this renouncement, and what still needs to happen. |
Deer Hoof Rattle
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Nakani Native Program: Deer Hoof Rattle
A short video on our recent gathering. |
Our profile at LastRealIndians.com
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Nakani Native Program: Bringing Back Traditional Ways of Healing by Rae Rose | Last Real Indians
Rae Rose recently wrote about our journey over at LastRealIndians.com, check it out! |
Greg Urquhart profile at The Olympian
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Student, activist and healer: This Native veteran fights for mental health, social justice | The Olympian
The Olympian recently had a profile on Greg Urquhart, native activist and previous board member of the Nakani Native Program. |
"ONE OF THE MOST POTENT MYTHS of mainstream U.S. historiography concerns what Indigenous archaeologist Michael V. Wilcox calls “terminal narratives”: an obsession with the death,…
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The Empire of All Maladies | Nick Estes
Indigenous scholars have long contested the “virgin-soil epidemics” thesis. Today, it is clear that the disease thesis simply doesn’t hold up. |
The most dedicated health care provider for Native people in the Seattle area needs help.
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