NDN Collective Stories

The report includes data from over 5,000 respondents and represents Indigenous people, including those from all 23 tribes in the tri-state area.

"If we’re fighting for the liberation of our people, then I’m going to use every single tactic available to me in that fight."

Monday October 10 is Indigenous Peoples’ Day and it signifies many things to Indigenous people across Turtle Island. From a day of celebration, a space to honor those we have lost, or the recognition of the work still ahead of us, we shine light on the beautiful reflections of what this day represents.

The webinar included a presentation by Dr. Gaurab Basu, of Cambridge Health Alliance, in collaboration with the NDN Collective Climate Justice Team, providing information needed to prepare and adapt to the heat and climate change health equity crisis.

This analysis and summary, co-authored by the NDN Collective Climate Justice Team alongside Dr. Kyle Whyte, organizer and Professor of Environment and Sustainability at the University of Michigan, captures the impacts of Sen. Joe Manchin’s (D-WV) permitting reform proposal and is based on the most recent draft text released on September 21, 2022. 

PARA SU PUBLICACIÓN INMEDIATA:21 de septiembre de 2022 El Colectivo NDN, una organización Indígena dedicada a la construcción del poder Indígena, anuncia la apertura de solicitudes para el cuarto año de la Beca de Agente de Cambio del NDN. La Beca de Agente de Cambio (en inglés, Changemaker Fellowship) se ofrecerá a 21 Agentes de… Continued

POUR PUBLICATION IMMÉDIATE : le 21 septembre 2022 Le Collectif NDN, une organisation gérée par des autochtones et dont la mission est de développer le pouvoir autochtone, annonce qu’elle est désormais prête à recevoir les candidatures pour la quatrième édition de sa bourse Acteurs du changement ! La bourse Acteurs du changement sera offerte à 21 acteurs… Continued

“Our hope is that this event starts the kids' school year off in a good way and shows them we recognize, value and honor them.”

Bringing Indigenous relatives together through art and music for a fun and interactive event aimed at the power of voting, encouraging attendees to utilize their ability to vote in the upcoming election as a means of building and reclaiming Indigenous power.

NDN Collective’s tiny home community development, Gliúŋ, to provide essential needs, access to resources, security and belonging to unhoused Indigenous relatives in the Rapid City area.