We invite you to “Be Better Broken,” a conversation on disability justice, brokenness, and building ecollective liberation beyond the margins. Join us May 30, 1–3pm ET for a 60-minute virtual talk and Q&A. ASL and captions provided. ➡️ More info: givebutter.com/Bbb-disabili...

⏰ Only 2 weeks left to apply 🤩 📣 We #HireIndigenous: #TheMagazine seeks Indigenous journalists, artists & creators to share stories on Indigenous traditions worldwide. 📆 Deadline: June 10, 2026 📧 [email protected]

Today is #NativeNonprofitDay! 🙌🏼 Our work is rooted in Indigenous values, lived experiences, and a deep commitment to uplifting Native peoples through storytelling ✨ Visit www.givenative.org, click "Give Native! Give Now!", find our organization, click "Donate", pick the amount & pay Thank you! 🙏

🗣️ Early giving for #NativeNonprofitDay is open NOW! This campaign uplifts Native-led nonprofits, and celebrates Native leadership across the so-called "U.S." Visit www.givenative.org, click "Give Native! Give Now!, find our organization, click "Donate", pick the amount & pay. Thank you! 🙏

📣 We #HireIndigenous! Crushing Colonialism is seeking a remote Administrative Assistant with experience in Indigenous orgs. to support operations, scheduling, event logistics, and administrative processes in a mission-driven environment. ➡️ More info: crushingcolonialism.org/jobs/adminis... 1/2 🧵

📣 We #HireIndigenous and are seeking a remote part-time Webmaster (10–15 hrs, $500 USD/month). Must have experience working with #Indigenous organizations ➡️ More info: crushingcolonialism.org/jobs/webmast... #Webmaster #PaidJob #Remotly #Remote #RemoteJob

At Africa Forward Summit, Macron’s rhetoric and conduct reignited criticism of France’s relationship with Africa. Critics argue that behind the language of “partnership” and “renewed ties,” colonial attitudes and hierarchies still persist 🧵⬇️ Support our storytelling: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

We’re honored to be part of #NativeNonprofitDay, a nationwide campaign uplifting Native-led nonprofits. This recognition helps amplify our work supporting Indigenous storytelling worldwide. 📅 May 21, 2026. #GiveNative #SaveTheDate

📣 #HireIndigenous | #TheMagazine is seeking #Indigenous journalists, artists & creators to pitch stories celebrating traditions worldwide. 🗓️ Deadline: June 10, 2026 📧 [email protected]

“The missing and murdered Indigenous women, children, and people began with the Doctrine of Discovery in 1492. It hasn’t ended.” Watch Casey Camp-Horinek's #MMIWG2S talk during #UNPFII2026: www.youtube.com/shorts/yVS8n...

At #UNPFII2026, Indigenous Peoples raised concerns on health, land & extractivism, but disability & accessibility remained largely unaddressed. Our Founding ED @jendeerinwater.bsky.social moderated a nuclear energy talk organized by @culturalsurvival.org. Watch it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-Xu...

At the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, @culturalsurvival.org hosted a talk on #NuclearEnergy with activists Petuuche Gilbert (Acoma) & Jesse Deer in Water (Cherokee), moderated by our Founding ED @jendeerinwater.bsky.social (Cherokee) ➡️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-Xu... #UNPFII2026

This was the opening ceremony of the 25th session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, held at the General Assembly Hall, United Nations Headquarters on Lenapehoking (NYC). #UNPFII2026

#TheMagazine closes its environmental issue with reporting by Favour Amoye on the Ecuadorian #Amazon, where the Sarayaku are recording the forest as living data—turning sound, species, and silence into evidence of environmental harm. Read the article: crushingcolonialism.org/in-the-amazo...

We’re at the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues 🌎 Today 3–4 PM ET, @jendeerinwater.bsky.social moderates a conversation on nuclear energy with anti-nuclear organizers in Indian Country. Watch live: - YouTube: www.youtube.com/@culturalsurvival1972 - Facebook: facebook.com/culturalsurvival

#TheMagazine: Freelance writer and researcher Israel Tammie (@liltemmie.bsky.social) explores how Indigenous ecologies are confronting extractive logics and reshaping resistance from the Amazon to #WestAfrica. Read the full article: crushingcolonialism.org/when-the-lan...

📣 We #HireIndigenous and we look for a remote, part-time Webmaster (10-15 hours & $500 USD/month). Send cover letter, resume, links to websites/digital projects & 3 references to [email protected] with subject: Webmaster Application – Crushing Colonialism More info: ideali.st/zzajVc

This year‘s primary issue being addressed at the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues is health. We are one of the only Native led nonprofits working at the intersections of Indigenous disability justice & media & arts. #Indigenous #IndigenousHealth #Disability crushingcolonialism.org/donate/

We’re financially struggling and we need your help! The current climate for NGOs & independent journalism makes our work harder to sustain—especially for orgs. that challenge dominant narratives. If you believe in what we do, support us. Even $5 USD a month helps us: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

#TheMagazine: The “green transition” isn’t green for everyone. Journalist Joseph Tsongo exposes the hidden costs of climate solutions in the Congo Basin—polluted rivers, disappearing forests, broken promises, and forced displacement. t.ly/9Fom-

🎥 Part 4 | Sámi guide Irja Sofie Nyheim shared how climate change is freezing over Sámi livelihoods. Rain turns to ice, reindeer can’t reach food, and herds are starving. In Sápmi, this isn’t just survival—it’s culture at risk. Please support Indigenous storytelling: crushingcolonialism.org/donate/

#TheMagazine: Tunji Offeyi delivered two powerful pieces rooted in ancestral knowledge, bearing witness to the struggle for nature conservation and legacy: - Article "Reclaiming the Grove": t.ly/FvrRE - Poem "A Forest of the Gods": t.ly/9bCmY

For the first time, we have the chance to bring Indigenous, disabled & Indigiqueer voices to the 25th UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in Lenapehoking (NYC) this April. 🌎✊ Help us get there: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

Evangelization in the Americas is not just history: its effects remain in how Indigenous peoples speak, believe, and see themselves today. Remembering is also a form of justice.

Introducing the panelists for our upcoming Spring Political Education Series. It starts 4/9/26, < 2 wks away! ⭐ @jendeerinwater.bsky.social of @crushcolonialism.bsky.social ⭐ Dãnia Davy of Land & Liberation LLC, We're the Future, Village Farmer Fund ⭐ Yomi Sachiko Young of Shelterwood Collective

#TheMagazine 🌱 Seun Opadare (Yoruba from Ibadan, "Nigeria") revives ancestral knowledge with a self-sufficient yard garden. Homemade tools honor timeless Indigenous sowing and hoeing, feeding a community against colonial erasure. Bukunmi Oyewole documents this rematriation: t.ly/Y9tMX

What does it mean to be visible, but not heard? At #COP30, Indigenous presence was everywhere, but not in decision-making spaces. Read Natalia Figueredo’s full analysis in #TheMagazine: crushingcolonialism.org/indigenous-d...

#TheMagazine: The Ilaje people of Ondo State in the so-called "Nigeria" have fished on the coast for centuries. Then came colonial frameworks that handed their land to oil corporations and called it development. 🛢️ Decades later, the structures remain and the extraction continues: t.ly/7FyQf

On Two-Spirit Celebration & Awareness Day, we remember what queer communities are facing in the so-called “U.S.” through remarks by our Founding ED @jendeerinwater.bsky.social at #CreatingChange2026 on Piscataway land (“Washington D.C.”) Support Indigenous resistance: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

#TheMagazine: In 2001, 21 Native Nations sued Washington state over salmon habitat — and won. By replacing narrow pipes with wider bridges, they protected ecosystems and unknowingly prepared for climate change. 🐟 Full story: t.ly/Pi6Hm

#TheMagazine I In 1960, France detonated a nuclear bomb in Reggane, Algeria — more powerful than Hiroshima — leaving lasting damage to the health, land, and lives of its people. Ziane Guedim reminds us: colonial thinking isn't history, it's still happening. t.ly/QQ1Lm

For many Indigenous communities, the environment is not a concept — it is home. In the environmental edition of #TheMagazine, Indigenous storytellers explore land defense, conservation, and climate politics worldwide. Support independent Indigenous journalism: crushingcolonialism.org/subscribe/

Indigenous voices worldwide are defending land, water, and life. The new environmental Issue of Crushing Colonialism's The Magazine shares stories about that work. Get the issue: crushingcolonialism.org/subscribe Supported by Earth Rising Foundation’s Indigenous Voices Grant Program.

📣 Applications close tomorrow! We #HireIndigenous: For the next edition of #TheMagazine, we’re seeking powerful stories on healthcare in Indigenous communities — centering lived experience, equity, and Indigenous-led models of care. Indigenous creators worldwide can apply. Read the guide: t.ly/uL5xq

📣 Only 9 days left! We #HireIndigenous: For the next edition of #TheMagazine, we’re seeking powerful stories on healthcare in Indigenous communities — centering lived experience, equity, and Indigenous-led models of care. Indigenous creators worldwide can apply. Read the guide: t.ly/uL5xq

Across so-called "Papua New Guinea," ancestral photos remain locked in colonial archives abroad. In our final feature of The Magazine's Changemakers edition, Lavau Kwalam reflects on reclaiming memory, restoring names, and reimagining Indigenous archives. crushingcolonialism.org/archive-ples...

🎥 Part 1 | In Huallayrcocha, in the so-called “Peru,” Mabel, a Quechua knowledge keeper, shows us how alpaca wool is naturally dyed using plants, minerals, and ancestral techniques. 🌿🧶 Comment below to learn how other colors are made. Support Indigenous storytelling: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

📣 We #HireIndigenous! We're looking for a remote, part-time Accounts Payable & Receivable Associate (avg. 5 hrs/week, $600 USD/month). Send cover letter, resume + 3 references to [email protected] BIPOC, 2SLGBTQIA+, deaf, disabled & chronically ill folks encouraged to apply.

Presidents come and go. Policies shift. But for Indigenous peoples, the systems of control remain. From colonial borders to ICE enforcement, the struggle continues. Dismantling the system means funding the resistance. Support Indigenous sovereignty and donate: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

📣 We #HireIndigenous! For the next edition of #TheMagazine, we’re seeking powerful stories on healthcare in Indigenous communities — centering lived experience, equity, and Indigenous-led models of care. Indigenous creators worldwide can apply. Read the guide: crushingcolonialism.org/call-for-sub...

With heavy hearts, we remember pioneering Lakota Elder Beverly Little Thunder (Standing Rock Sioux Tribe). Her gentle Lakota teachings empowered women, kids, Two-Spirit & Indigenous folks worldwide fostering matriarchal leadership & colonial healing. Honoring her memory in #TheMagazine ➡️ t.ly/6u_Yz

🎥 Part 3 | Our Sámi guide, Anne Maret Buljo from Tromsø Arctic Reindeer explained what colonization in the 19th-20th centuries meant for the Sámi people. Stay tuned for more & support Indigenous storytelling worldwide: crushingcolonialism.org/donate/

#TheMagazine I #Vodún or #Voodoo: Benin's sacred force saving forests, wildlife & culture from colonial erasure! Priests blend rituals with eco-stewardship for biodiversity & sovereignty. 🕯️🌿 Spirituality as planet's ally—who knew? Read the full story here: t.ly/d05Wc

During #CreatingChange2026, our Founding Executive Director @jendeerinwater.bsky.social addressed the unaliving of Renée Good, reminding us this violence is not new for BIPOC communities—and calling for collective action to stop it. 🎥 Watch the full speech: www.youtube.com/watch?v=649f...

#CreatingChange2026 wrapped on Piscataway Land (aka DC), uniting thousands of 2SLGBTQ+ activists. Thank you The Task Force for this vital space! Watch @jendeerinwater.bsky.social full speech powerful keynote & presentation on Indigenous sovereignty + Two-Spirit & queer liberation 🌈➡️ t.ly/dIFrf

Our Founding Executive Director, @jendeerinwater.bsky.social delivered a powerful keynote at #CreatingChange2026 on Piscataway Land (“Washington, DC”), centering Indigenous sovereignty and Two-Spirit & gender-nonconforming liberation. 🎥 Full speech: www.youtube.com/watch?v=649f...

#TheMagazine | Nataanii Means, Diné, Omaha & Oglala Lakota rapper, found a voice in hip-hop. Born on a reservation, Nataanii's lyrics tap ancient roots older than modern nations—reviving resistance & pride. Giving voice to the silenced, planting seeds of culture for new generations: t.ly/2oyCD

Our Founding Executive Director, @jendeerinwater.bsky.social, will speak twice at #CreatingChange 2026 on Piscataway Land, "D.C.": Jan 21: Rise of global fascism & its impact on queer & Two-Spirit Indigenous peoples. Jan 22: Keynote on Indigenous sovereignty & #2S liberation. +Visit us at booth 106.

#TheMagazine | Testimonials gathered in the "Tejiendo Cuidados" (Weaving Care) project share the rarely told story of caregiver women sustaining communities' social & political fabric. Through the art of Laura Martínez, these stories are brought to light. Complete story here: t.ly/rNcTl

🎥 Part 2 | Our Sámi guide Irja Sofie Nyheim from Tromsø Arctic Reindeer showed us how a traditional Sámi dress reveals where a Sámi person is from through its design. Stay tuned for more & support Indigenous storytelling worldwide: crushingcolonialism.org/donate/