Indigenous.Junglist

07/29/2026

Simple, yet complex. Da'waa'eh.
i.j

07/28/2026

Walatowa Music Fest is 1 week away! Hip hop from all spots because hip hop don't stop. Free family event with activities, showcases, & more. Local DJs/MCs, touring artists, & Pigeon John to headline.

Donations are welcome to help sponsor this event and to help continue hosting free events. See info on slide 2.

There is still availability for vendors to sign up & take a space. Check info on slide 3 & map on slide 4.

Thanks to Indigenous Connection 1696, Intertribal Connection Initiative, Walatowa Visitor Center, & all involved in hosting this free event. Reach out to the bros, Ryan Gonzales-Owner or Steven Chavez if you have further questions.
i.j

07/24/2026

We are taught to greet Sun with words of prayer to set intention for not only ourselves, but for every living being. This includes you, me, & those in between. Pray for those who cannot pray for themselves. We all need guidance. Da'waa'eh.
i.j

07/24/2026

07/24/2026

Morning prayer in my backyard. Da'waa'eh.
i.j

07/23/2026

Protect Chaco Canyon. That is where my ancestors are from. There's many video's circulating online. Check the links on my page. Da'waa'eh.
i.j

07/23/2026

As day one draws to a close, we invite everyone to unite with us in safeguarding our most sacred spaces.

You can share your voice and support in two ways: by submitting comments online through the link below or by providing a written statement. Your participation is vital!

CLICK HERE: (LINK IN BIO) https://eplanning.blm.gov/Project-Home/?id=D949F582-402D-F111-8341-001DD804183B

For more information, visit (LINK IN BIO) https://apcg.org/chaco/

07/23/2026

Taos Pueblo, after a beautiful summer full of fun, we’re taking a moment to come back to our roots.

Learn. Create. Carry Tradition Forward.✨

Registration is now open for our Taos Pueblo Sewing and Traditional Boot Making Workshop Series!

Join us for a four part series where participants will create either traditional clothing or traditional boots while learning alongside community, sharing knowledge, and carrying our traditions forward.

Materials are provided for traditional clothing projects. Participants choosing to make traditional boots must provide their own real leather boots. All other materials will be provided.

Limited spots are available. Priority will be given to Indigenous youth and young adults ages 11 to 28, but all Indigenous relatives are welcome.

Registration closes July 31st. We hope you’ll join us. ✨