Native Realities

12/11/2024

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12/11/2024

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10/14/2024

🌟 THE FUTURE IS INDIGENOUS! 🌟

10/04/2024

Sovereignty Gardens, exclusively on YouTube! Please Like, Share Subscribe!

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09/25/2024

Day 2 is in the books!!!

09/24/2024

Day One of IWOW IN THE BOOKS! More to come with panels starting tomorrow!

Thank-you for our amazing dinner you provided Christina Theodorou!

09/21/2024

Over 2,000 books have been collected with an emphasis on Indigenous authors, illustrators and publishers!

We along with Kinsale with NDN Girls Book Club helped stock this (Indigi) Little Free Library in OKC!

It opens today!!!

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📚✨ Join us as we celebrate the launch of the Indigenous Little Library! ✨📚

📅 September 21, 2024
🕒 2 PM
📍 228 SW 25th St, OKC, OK 73109

Author Kim Rogers will be joining us to read her wonderful book, "I Am Osage," and you're encouraged to bring a new or gently used book to donate. As a thank you, you'll be entered into a raffle for a Reader’s Gift Basket. We'll have plenty of snacks and drinks for you to enjoy, plus fun crafts for everyone to take part in.
This community event is in collaboration with Matriarch, an intertribal organization promoting healing and empowering Indigenous women, Two Spirit, and non-binary relatives through intergenerational, collective, and Indigenous wisdom. All are welcome to join, so come be part of something meaningful!

The Indigenous Little Library has been made possible by a generous donation from Little Free Library and Heartdrum, an imprint of HarperCollins Children’s Books that specializes in publishing works by North American Indigenous authors.

09/07/2024

MEET OUR FIRST FOUR IWOW PRESENTERS
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Michael Sheyahshe, an enrolled tribal member of the Caddo Nation, is the author of, “Native Americans in Comic Books: A Critical Study” the founder of alterNative Media (“aNm”), a Native American / Indigenous -owned consultancy providing state-of-the-art technological, cultural, and artistic expertise to clients at the local, regional, and global levels.
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Lisa Fruichantie “As an adult I have had the privilege to embrace my own culture and find balance between the influences that shaped me and the roots of my heritage. Reuniting with my family, my own tribe - especially through art, dance, music and language - has healed my sense of belonging. My art work now finds that balance in nodding to tradition, cultivating the new and being content with the current.”
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Elizabeth Starks (Shiwi / Diné) is a cultural technologist and artist. Her work focuses on creating and using tools for empowerment of Indigenous communities through collaborative design processes. She co-designs with stakeholders to understand and communicate complex ideas through creative visual methods. She holds a Master’s degree in Software-Driven Systems Design, a Graduate Certificate in Museum Studies, and a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art.
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Angee Noel is an Indigenous Educator and Content Creator passionate about merging gaming and education. She holds a Master of Science in Educational Leadership - College Student Development and a Bachelor of Science in Family Life Education - Child Development. Drawing on her extensive public service experience and deep interest in gaming, Angee explores how gaming can offer holistic benefits for Indigenous students, aiming to increase their representation in STEM and the video game industry. There’s still spaces left to register on indigenouswonder.com.