The Western Hemisphere Belongs to Its Indigenous Peoples

The future of the Western Hemisphere does not belong to colonial doctrines—it belongs to the Indigenous Peoples of these sacred lands in harmony with our Allies, those who have always uphold the sacred responsibility to protect Mother Earth, Her Children, and who understand we are One Human Family and the Hurt of One is the Hurt of One.

Lala, Deksi, Ate, and Brother Phil

Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ. We are all related.'

Šúŋkmanu Hé Miyédo! Čhaŋnúpa Sápa Hé Miyédo!

Ĥeȟáŋ Wičhášta/Delória Tiwašpaye, Iháŋktȟuŋwaŋ, and Chickasaw Nations

Map titled "The United Bioregions of Abya Yala" showing North and South America divided into colored bioregions, labeled Turtle Island and Gonawindua Aluna. A circle reads "Our Vision: Restore natural animal populations to more than 50% of historic levels."