American Indian Movement Central Florida Chapter

02/13/2026

🎓 Scholarships for Native students are OPEN!
Help spread the word — applications close May 31, 2026.
Apply: https://www.indian-affairs.org/nativescholarship.html

11/06/2025

"Experiencing the use of food insecurity as a weapon of control by the government is nothing new to First Nations in America. They destroyed our food systems, then forced us to rely on government rations.
So before you mock Native people for “depending on the government,” remember that dependency was created through genocide. You can’t take everything from a people, then shame them for surviving. We didn’t “fail” to be self-sufficient, the system was built to make sure we couldn’t be.
Yet here we are, still surviving and doing our best to rebuild food sovereignty. Food is medicine and access to healthy food is a human right." ~Iris Sharp (Pikuni)

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09/17/2025

The Columbus statue at the state capitol in St. Paul Minnesota was removed today by Indigenous people. ❤️🦅

07/06/2025

'Alligator Alcatraz' Detention Center Poses Serious Risks to Immigrants Beyond Just Alligators

Experts are concerned about the dangerous conditions at Alligator Alcatraz, the immigrant detention center that opened Tuesday in the Florida Everglades. Hurricanes, flooding, and mosquitoes pose a …

06/11/2025

Share our link to this weeks show with Gary Small and Patty Davis https://www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/ln-the-news/silent-no-more-a-song-for-mmiw/ “Joining us today are two incredibly talented and passionate artists using their voices to bring attention to an urgent and heartbreaking issue. Gary Small, a four-time Native American Music Awards recipient of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, teams up with acclaimed singer-songwriter Patty Davis of the Comanche Nation. Together, they’ve created a powerful new song titled Silent No More, dedicated to raising awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

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