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2025-12-07

Die Native Organizers Alliance mobilisiert Indian Country – Von Natur Lesen

Im Jahr 2010 gründeten Angehörige der indigenen „Allianz für eine gerechte Gesellschaft“ die Native Organizers Alliance (NOA) als Projekt der eingeborenen Stämme und Nationen Amerikas (Turtle Island, wie sie es nennen). Unter https://nativeorganizing.org/who-we-are/our-story/ werden Wege und Ziele benannt. Dort wird auch die Möglichkeit angeboten, den von der Direktorin verfassten Newsletter zu abonnieren, der etwa jeden zweiten Tag erscheint.

Die Native Organizers Alliance mobilisiert Indian Country

#artikel #helmutSchreier #indianCountry #indigeneAllianzFurEineGerechteGesellschaft #nativeOrganizersAllianceNoa #naturLesen #newsletter #wordpress

The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-12-02

🪶 🙌 Stories that uplift Mendocino County’s diverse cultures — like Sydney and George’s coverage of Native American Heritage Day at Mendocino College — help connect our community. Support this vital reporting today. Every donation is matched dollar for dollar: bit.ly/TMV-NewsMatch2025

A dancer wearing feathered regalia and an orange-and-white headdress performs outdoors, holding ceremonial items, with other similarly dressed dancers moving in the background.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-11-29

📚 “Next Level Chef” winner Pyet DeSpain has released "Rooted in Fire," a debut cookbook celebrating her Native American and Mexican roots with 60+ recipes and personal stories.

mendovoice.com/2025/11/next-le

Cover of the cookbook Rooted in Fire by Pyet Despain. The front shows Despain smiling while holding a plate of food outdoors, wearing a red dress and turquoise necklace. The subtitle reads, “A Celebration of Native American and Mexican Cooking,” and the spine features the book title and author’s name.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-11-29

⚖️ California AG Rob Bonta is backing the Tribal Warrant Fairness Act, a bill that would let tribes request federal help to find missing children and dangerous fugitives — support they currently can’t access.

mendovoice.com/2025/11/state-a

A man in a navy blue suit and striped tie speaks at a podium with a microphone, gesturing with his hands. Two people stand blurred in the background, including a man in a gray suit and a woman in glasses. A portion of a California state flag is visible behind them.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-11-21

🪶 Tribal leaders say the Trump administration failed to consult with them before moving Native education programs out of the Dept. of Education — raising concerns about funding gaps and service disruptions.

mendovoice.com/2025/11/tribal-

The exterior of the U.S. Department of Education building, showing rows of tall windows set in a beige facade.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-11-18

🪶📚 The Mendocino County Library now offers bilingual Northern Pomo–English audiobooks by Buffie Campbell-Schmidt, a Sherwood Valley Rancheria tribal citizen dedicated to revitalizing the Northern Pomo language. The books are free to listen to on SoundCloud.

mendovoice.com/2025/11/mendoci

Canvas with the text “Ya kʰemane — Let’s dance!” above a photo collage of traditional regalia materials, including feathered pieces and reed skirts laid out on a colorful surface.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-11-17

🪶 Mendocino College will host its annual evening of Native storytelling on Thursday, featuring Pomo artists Jocelyn Garcia and Eric Wilder, who blend traditional stories with contemporary digital art.

mendovoice.com/2025/11/mendoci

Colorful illustration of a woman wearing feathered regalia and turquoise jewelry rising from stylized mountains, with a small figure paddling a canoe across patterned water beneath pastel clouds.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-11-14

🐟 The Round Valley Indian Tribes and the Yurok Tribe have signed a “Treaty of Friendship,” pledging to work together to restore the Eel River and its fish populations as PG&E prepares to remove the Potter Valley Project dams.

mendovoice.com/2025/11/norther

Seven people stand outdoors in a sunny garden setting, with two men in the center holding up a signed document while the group poses together against a backdrop of trees and grass.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-11-04

🗣️ UPDATE 11/4/25: The community listening session has been postponed until January 2026. Please check back for the rescheduled date.

mendovoice.com/2025/11/the-men

A flyer announces a Native American Voices in the News Listening Session, co-hosted by The Mendocino Voice, Mendocino College, and the North Far North Regional Consortium, but is stamped diagonally with “EVENT POSTPONED.” The design includes illustrated flowers and a profile silhouette in warm earth tones.
Flipboard Culture DeskCultureDesk@flipboard.social
2025-10-26

Times are hard in America’s heartland right now, where many farmers are on the brink of bankruptcy. But on the Umatilla Indian Reservation near Pendleton, Ore., a new craft flour mill will give some wheat farmers a local market for their grains. @npr has more on the burgeoning business of craft flour:

flip.it/XY_Uxe

#Culture #Farming #America #IndianCountry #Food #Foodstodon #Indigenous

The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-10-25

🪶 🎨 The 9th annual Native Arts Expo brought Indigenous art, music, and food to the Mendocino Art Center — celebrating culture and community on the coast.

mendovoice.com/2025/10/native-

Two people standing indoors hold jars of homemade preserved foods, one large and one small, smiling toward the camera.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-10-01

✅ Despite the federal shutdown, Northern Circle Indian Housing Authority in Ukiah says housing programs and rental assistance will stay open and fully available to tribal members.

mendovoice.com/2025/10/local-t

Garden outside a light-colored building with raised flower beds of colorful blooms, a tree with hanging baskets, gravel ground cover, and a small “Welcome” pumpkin sign.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-09-30

🪶 Dancing, fry bread & handmade jewelry — Mendocino College’s California Indian Heritage Celebration brought community together to honor Native culture and traditions in Ukiah.

mendovoice.com/2025/09/mendoci

A person in traditional regalia with feathers, beadwork, and a patterned shawl performs a dance outdoors at sunset.A display of colorful handmade beaded rings, featuring intricate patterns and gemstones, arranged on black ring stands.A loaded fry bread taco topped with cheese, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, olives, and jalapeños sits in a paper tray on a colorful woven blanket.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-09-27

🎰 California tribes pushed lawmakers to ban online sweepstakes games they see as a threat to their casino rights. Lawmakers passed the bill — now it’s up to Gov. Newsom to decide.

mendovoice.com/2025/09/califor

People sit and play at rows of brightly lit slot machines inside a casino.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-09-24

🪶 Mendocino College will host its annual California Indian Heritage Celebration in Ukiah on Thursday. The free event will feature Native American dance, music, food and art.

mendovoice.com/2025/09/califor

A man wearing traditional regalia with feathered headdress, beadwork, and face adornments performs in a tribal dance, surrounded by other dancers and onlookers.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-09-21

🪶 Native American voices take center stage at a new campfire storytelling series in Caspar.

mendovoice.com/2025/09/firesid

A man in a pink shirt speaks with raised arms to a circle of people seated outdoors on chairs and logs in a wooded clearing.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-09-16

🪶 A bill to ensure Native American children and families receive support services aimed at preventing foster care placements passed the California Legislature – now it awaits Gov. Newsom's signature.

mendovoice.com/2025/09/state-l

The California State Capitol building in Sacramento, framed by trees and colorful flowers under a clear blue sky.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-09-13

🪶 🚶‍♀️ The annual Nome Cult Walk begins Sunday in Chico, with dozens of Native Americans walking the 100-mile Konkow Trail of Tears to Covelo.

mendovoice.com/2025/09/nome-cu

Group of people in safety vests pose near a “Caution Event Walkers” sign and Mendocino National Forest sign under a clear blue sky.
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-09-11

💰 Mendocino County nonprofits and tribes are invited to apply for grants for agriculture education and leadership programs. Applications are due Oct. 1.

mendovoice.com/2025/09/mendoci

California Department of Food and Agriculture logo with a yellow sun and green and blue swooshes under the letters “cdfa.”
The Mendocino VoiceTheMendoVoice
2025-08-12

🔴 At a recent conference in Fort Bragg, advocates called for the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office to hire a tribal liaison to address unsolved Missing and Murdered Indigenous people cases.

mendovoice.com/2025/08/unsolve

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