We gather on the unceded land, both ancestral and contemporary, of the Tewa-speaking people. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present, and future, who model what it means to find safety within oneself and within one’s community, even when threats are imminent. With deep appreciation, we acknowledge that our waters and soil have been saved by their advocacy and love. We ask that you learn about and support the work of our loved ones at the following organizations:

Tewa Women United

Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council

Three Sisters Collective

Strong In Nature