Posted on Mon, 09/11/2017 - 3:54pm
Our hearts are with all the people who are suffering short and long term damage from the recent string of hurricanes and record rainfalls and flooding bombarding the Caribbean islands, the Gulf South of the US, and now across Florida and Georgia.
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Join us this Saturday, August 19th as we Confront White Supremacy from Charlottesville to the White House.
The events in Charlottesville are not an anomaly; they are happening all over America. In cities like Durham, Tampa and New Orleans, people are organizing to take down racist monuments. Symbols of white supremacy take different forms; for some it is a monument, for others it’s street name or campus building. For many it is an institution that continues to inflict harm on their people.
Posted on Thu, 07/13/2017 - 5:26pm
Posted on Fri, 06/30/2017 - 9:49am
This week GGJ joins our ally organization Witness for Peace for a Week of Action for Berta Cáceres. Yesterday marked the 8th anniversary of the Honduran coup. Since then, violence in the country has increaced significantly, specifically towards activists, the defenders of land, justice and human rights.
Posted on Mon, 02/06/2017 - 4:18pm
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Lessons and Next Steps from #ItTakesRoots to #GrowTheResistance
Posted on Fri, 11/04/2016 - 1:20pm
La violencia del Estado está aumentando en contra de lxs Indígenas Protectorxs del Agua en el frente de batalla de la lucha en contra del oleoducto Dakota Access (DAPL por sus siglas en inglés). Únete a nuestra respuesta al llamado nacional e internacional a la solidaridad:
Posted on Wed, 11/02/2016 - 12:17pm
“This is a turning point, and this is a real victory, for us as Native people that have lived through genocide. And we’re still here! And we’ve never changed our story over 500 years: that you have to take care of the Earth. So that she can take care of us."
- Kandi Mossett, Indiegnous Environmental Network
For the most updated information follow Sacred Stone Camp on Facebook
Quick Facts About the Dakota Access Pipeline:
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Posted on Sun, 07/24/2016 - 10:08am
As the It Takes Roots to Weather the Storm People's Caravan heads to Philadelphia to confront the DNC, we continue our call to action for Justice for Berta Cáceres and all the other Honduran activists whose lives have been taken violently because of their organizing to defend Indigenous people, the Earth and women, and their struggle for self-determination.
