Articles
Sober Indian Dangerous Indian
by Wioweya Najin Win
"To be sober, means one can think their own thoughts as they move into wellness and sobriety. Sober means you do your own thinking and make your own choices...read more.
Leadership,
by Kent Lebsock
I've always known that Debra White Plume had the energy of two 21 year olds.  I've watched her lead and organize and guide in such diverse places as Geneva, New York, and the Lakota homeland at Pine Ridge.  ... read more.                    
Lakota Allies Gather to STAND OUR SACRED GROUND
Kul Wicasa Oyate (Lower Brule) put out a call to action when they learned that their Tribal Council (1934 Indian Reorganization Act government) agreed to allow the construction of a power station and power lines on treaty land necessary to move tarsands oil through the KXL pipeline. ... read more.
Powertech Uranium investors got the blues again
On August 18, 2014, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold a public comment forum at the Mueller Center in Hot Springs, SD (https://www.facebook.com/sdcleanwateralliance) regarding Powertech's desire to continue and even expand uranium mining in the Black Hills. ... read more.
We are decolonizing our Minds.
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WIOWEYA NAJIN WIN ON FREEING YOUR MIND THROUGH SOBRIETY.
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Watch Trailer of Crying Earth Rise Up!

PROTECTING SACREDWATER

Ama's Freedom School is dedicated to our children by providing decolonized educational programs based on traditional Lakota teachings and law.
Crying Earth Rise Up!
The Video about our fight to stop uranium mining. Watch Trailer of Crying Earth Rise Up!
An initiative of Owe Aku and Prairie Dust Films, the Lakota Media Project began in 2003 to mentor Lakota youth and women on documentary film-making.
The Moccasins on the Ground, a grassroots resistance training, focuses on skills, tactics, and techniques of nonviolent direct action in three day training camps.