The Future Is Indigenous Women

The Future Is Indigenous Women Restoring regenerative practices through the advancement of Indigenous women.

06/04/2026

The 505 just made history (again) and the energy is unmatched! 🌶️✨ Last night, the historic Old Town Burque plaza was absolutely glowing. From a powerful opening prayer in Southern Tiwa to a full mariachi procession and hoop dancers, we celebrated a massive 72% landslide primary win for Deb Haaland! A 35th-generation New Mexican from Laguna Pueblo is officially on her way to becoming the first-ever Native American female Governor in U.S. history. The green chile is hot, the summer night air was perfect, and the momentum is real. Next stop: November! 👑✊🏽

05/31/2026

✨ Meet Ruth Riley from Acoma Pueblo, founder of Rising Corn.

Ruth is an artist, art educator, and person in recovery whose story is a powerful reminder of what it means to keep moving forward, even when life gets difficult. Through her creativity, resilience, and commitment to healing, she continues to inspire those around her and show others that growth and transformation are always possible.

Her strength, perseverance, and willingness to share her journey make her an incredible example for her community. Join us in supporting Ruth and the beautiful work she is creating through Rising Corn. 🌽💛

Our hearts are full looking back at the incredible journey we’ve made together. 🫶🏽🌈Serving over 3,000 Indigenous women e...
05/26/2026

Our hearts are full looking back at the incredible journey we’ve made together. 🫶🏽🌈

Serving over 3,000 Indigenous women entrepreneurs across Turtle Island doesn’t happen overnight. It takes a dedicated ecosystem and community. Through the framework, our teams have poured love and strategy into Storytelling, Evaluation, Circles of Support, Community Table Building, and Access to Capital.

We blew past our goals because of you all—our powerful community of Indigenous relatives, innovators, and leaders.

🎥 Check out last year’s impact video 4 and BTS of this year to see some the ripple effect of the work. We can’t wait to share our final impact video and report with you this fall! 🙏🏽📷

05/15/2026

We’re grateful to share space with Willow Blythe Carroll, founder of Weaving Wisdom 🤎

Her work centers on helping leaders reconnect to their voice, their power, and their purpose — so they can return to their communities and create meaningful change.

Because when our leaders are supported, our communities begin to heal 🌾✨

05/01/2026

Meet Chelsea Chee from the Navajo Nation ✨
Deputy Director at Native Renewables, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering Indigenous communities by providing affordable, off-grid solar energy solutions. 🌞

She’s leading with intention, creating work environments where health and wellness come first so we can truly show up and pour into others. 🤍
Because when we’re well, our communities are stronger.

From Waterways in Jemez 💧 to community connection 🌿connection1696 is building something real, shoutout to Ben Shendo for...
04/17/2026

From Waterways in Jemez 💧 to community connection 🌿connection1696 is building something real, shoutout to Ben Shendo for the heart behind it ✨
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04/15/2026

Flowing through the Waterway. 🌊 We are deeply honored to have walked alongside our dear sister, Jennifer Lujan of Chippalo Consulting, over the years through and

Her wisdom reminds us that wellness is the foundation of our collective leadership. We are so excited to carry this spirit of connection into the physical space at the upcoming Capital Summit!

We can’t wait to see you all in person to connect and grow at The Clyde Hotel in downtown Albuquerque. 🏙️✨

Catch Jen’s interview, and dive into the full Waterway series on the TFIIW YouTube channel! 🦅 📺 ✨

04/09/2026

We sat down with Phoebe Suina, the visionary behind High Water Mark, LLC and a dedicated board member of . Phoebe’s approach to leadership isn’t just about business—it’s about the sacred stewardship of our waters and the intentional uplifting of Native entrepreneurs. 💫

📺 Visit the full conversation now live on our YouTube channel. Experience the full depth of Phoebe’s story and leadership via the link in our bio!

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