Waterfall Unity Alliance

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Waterfall Unity Alliance The Waterfall Unity Alliance was formed to protect the Ioskóhare Valley and all Earth.

The Waterfall Unity Alliance was formed in 2015 when traditional Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) leaders from the Akwesasne Reserve returned to their ancestral valleys to stand with local residents against the Constitution Pipeline, a major fracked gas pipeline in upstate New York. The Waterfall Unity Alliance was part of a coalition of grassroots groups that successfully pressured the Governor's office to deny the pipeline’s construction permit in 2016, setting a historic precedent as the first time a State was able to stop a federally approved interstate pipeline. The Waterfall Unity Alliance also pledged to work with local residents to address the decimation and dispossession of the original inhabitants of the Mohawk Valley. This foundational pledge continues to guide the work of the Alliance supporting the return of traditional Kanien’kehá:ka leaders to their ancestral land.

10/16/2026

Women’s Water Walk Recap
Day 13: October 1, 2026
Arabia to Summit Lake

10/15/2026

I got over 1,000 reactions on my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

Recaps for the Women’s Water Walk on October 1, 2, 3, and 4 haven’t been posted yet, but they’ll be up in the coming day...
10/15/2026

Recaps for the Women’s Water Walk on October 1, 2, 3, and 4 haven’t been posted yet, but they’ll be up in the coming days. Stay tuned!

10/13/2026
Thank you! Honest Weight Food Co-op
10/13/2026

Thank you! Honest Weight Food Co-op

10/13/2026

Women's Water Walk attended Indigenous Peoples Day Indigenous Peoples Day NYC on Randall's Island. It was a weekend filled with beautiful, powerful prayers and music. Grandmother Sandra Deer, Abuela Kunana, Bethany Yarrow, and the Women Water Walkers connected the waters collected during the Women’s Water Walk to the beautiful East River in New York City during the Water Ceremony.

Thank you to our volunteers, Sol, Mathew, Foster, and Isaiah, for their support.

Meet Lazaro Salsita Medima! He was one of our fire keepers and had many important roles in the Women's Water Walk. Láza...
10/10/2026

Meet Lazaro Salsita Medima! He was one of our fire keepers and had many important roles in the Women's Water Walk. Lázaro Medina Hernandez “Salsita” is a Cuban artist whose vibrant works are born of resilience, humor, and his wild imagination. Using recycled and found materials, Lázaro transforms discarded trash into iconic sculptures and installations that are internationally celebrated.

10/08/2026

Meet Uma Denise Lanzillotta! She travelled all the way from Florida to join the Women's Water Walk. She walked every day, shared beautiful songs, and energized the walkers with her beautiful voice. She was also our amazing bus driver and took on many other important roles. Thank you, Uma Denise Lanzillotta, for your dedication and commitment to protecting the waters!

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1160 Bear Ladder Road
West Fulton, NY
12194

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