Society of Native Nations

Society of Native Nations Society of Native Nations-A Non-Profit 501(C)(3) Organization. Helping to protect and preserve our native culture, spirituality, and way of life.
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Society of Native Nations is a Non-Profit 501(C)(3) Organization based out of San Antonio Texas. This is our Non-Profit PUBLIC page, PLEASE everyone like it , follow it, contribute to it, but PLEASE do not post or say anything that will get you kicked off this page. This page is where schools, other organizations, parents and children will be able to visit and get more information about u

s and the work we are doing within the community. The Society of Native Nations (SNN) is an organization founded by a small group of Native people in Texas that are dedicated to advocating for our people and the earth by helping to protect and preserve our native culture, spirituality, teachings, medicine and way of life. Each of our founding members has experience working with our people and other organizations and brings a unique set of values and perception to SNN. Exposure and witness to racism, appropriation, and exploitation of our way of life has compelled each of us to stand united against social injustice. Our teachings tell us that Creator tasked Native people to be the "keepers of the earth". We believe we are environmentally conscious through our DNA and because our lifeways and culture parallel the health of Mother Earth. Through ancestral memories, prayer and determination we strive to bring a positive change to our people and the earth.

05/31/2026
STOP THE DESERT SOUTHWEST PIPELINE EXPANSIONEnergy Transfer is proposing a massive new natural gas pipeline project that...
05/28/2026

STOP THE DESERT SOUTHWEST PIPELINE EXPANSION

Energy Transfer is proposing a massive new natural gas pipeline project that would cut across Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, with 516 miles of 42-inch pipeline and 9 compressor stations.

This is not just about “energy reliability.”

Energy Transfer’s own announcement says this project is being driven in part by high-tech industry demand and data center expansion.

That means more fossil fuel infrastructure to power the AI boom.

More pipelines.
More compressor stations.
More methane risk.
More pollution.
More sacrifice zones.
More burden on communities, lands, waters, and future generations.

At a time when communities are already being asked to pay more for water, energy, and basic needs, corporations are building infrastructure to feed massive tech energy demand, not community well-being.

We cannot allow AI and data centers to become the next excuse for expanding fossil fuels across the Southwest.

Our communities deserve clean air, safe water, real consultation, and a just transition, not another pipeline locking us into decades of gas dependence.

Texas
New Mexico
Arizona

We say NO to the Desert Southwest Pipeline Expansion.

Communities over AI energy demand.
People over profit.
Planet over fossil fuel expansion.

Contact your Governor
Contact your state legislators
Contact pipeline regulators
Demand public hearings
Ask your city or county to oppose the project
Tell leaders: No new fossil fuel infrastructure for the AI boom

05/28/2026
San Antonio families are being told they must pay 33% more for water and sewer services over the next four years, while ...
05/20/2026

San Antonio families are being told they must pay 33% more for water and sewer services over the next four years, while at the same time the State continues giving tax breaks and incentives to massive AI data centers that consume enormous amounts of water and energy.

This is backwards policy. Residents should not be forced to carry the financial burden while billion-dollar corporations receive subsidies for projects that place increasing pressure on our water resources, energy grid, and frontline communities.

Water is a public necessity, not a corporate giveaway.

As Texas faces worsening drought conditions, rising utility costs, and growing concerns over sustainability, we need transparency, accountability, and policies that prioritize people and Planet over unchecked industrial expansion.

Who is really benefiting, and who is paying the price?

SAWS trustees voted unanimously to support a 33% rate hike for water and sewer customers over the next four years, sending the request to City Council for final approval. bit.ly/4uoyePR

05/17/2026

Join us at the Big Sandy Rancheria 25th Annual Powwow and Gathering! This year we are honoring Cultural Educators! Open to the public, free admission.

05/14/2026

‼️ALERT: The President has proposed a federal budget that would shift funding priorities away from programs and services that support the safety, housing, education, and wellbeing of Native Peoples and others across the country. The proposal increases support for areas such as military spending, imprisonment, and unregulated energy extraction while putting VITAL PROGRAMS AT RISK.

If enacted, these funding cuts could harm Native Nations, undermine sovereignty, and impact the wellbeing of the next generations.

📣 ACTION: Contact your Senators and Representatives and urge them to protect Native Nation sovereignty, safeguard vital programs, and prioritize the wellbeing of the people.

🔗 Find your members of Congress: https://f.mtr.cool/siekychjbe

An Historic Step and a Long Road Ahead: the Santa Marta Climate Conference(Nina Lakhani)
05/09/2026

An Historic Step and a Long Road Ahead: the Santa Marta Climate Conference
(Nina Lakhani)

Investigating the obstacles to action on climate change.

05/02/2026

▶ Frankie Orona of the Society of Native Nations delivers an intervention on the last day of the 1st Transitioning Away From Fossil Fuels Conference


Santa Marta Conference

SNN “Toxic Tour” is underway. City Officials and Community Leaders tour the San Antonio’s Southside area toxic sites wh...
05/02/2026

SNN “Toxic Tour” is underway. City Officials and Community Leaders tour the San Antonio’s Southside area toxic sites while gaining knowledge and insight through first hand experiences recounted by local community members.

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