10/12/2026
This Indigenous Peoples' Day and everyday we honor our ancestors, whose strength and sacrifice ensured our cultures, languages, and relationships with the Land would endure, and the Indigenous Peoples who continue to carry that knowledge forward for future generations.
We're also inviting you to reflect on what it really means to acknowledge the Land, and how to turn that acknowledgement into action.
In our new blog post, our Founding Executive Director, Dr. Amy Stiffarm, shares why the health of Native Families cannot be separated from the history of the Land, and why less than 0.5% of philanthropic dollars reaching Native communities isn't good enough.
We're grateful to the Montana Nonprofit Association for moving beyond acknowledgement and supporting Indigenous-led work. We hope you'll join them.
📖 Read the blog: berrymedicine.org/stories-and-updates/idp2026
💜 Give to Berry Medicine: berrymedicine.org/donate
Your gift helps strengthen Native Birthing Families, revitalize Indigenous BirthWork, and ensure our communities have the resources to thrive for generations to come.
Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! As Indigenous Peoples’ Day approaches, we are reflecting on our participation in Montana Nonprofit Association’s Land Acknowledgement during their conference in Helena. They moved beyond acknowledgement and chose Berry Medicine as the Indigenous-led nonprofit to sup...
