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There’s still time to jump into our Explore Native Challenge. You can earn points, learn something new every day, and get a shot at winning some beautiful Eighth Generation blankets. If you haven’t joined yet, come on in.
And if you haven’t explored The Circle yet, this is your reminder. Think of it like a Facebook group, but with real conversations, less noise, and way more connection. We’ve got spaces for culture, travel, books, questions, and daily chats. Would love to see you in there.
On the travel front, we’re packing our bags again. This week we’re heading out for the maiden voyage of Disney’s newest ship, the Disney Destiny. If you want to follow along with photos, updates, and little behind the scenes moments, keep an eye on my personal Facebook profile. I’ll also be sharing extra travel content in our OTG Travel space inside The Circle.
And since the holidays are coming fast, have you started shopping yet? Before you hit Amazon or Target, take a look at our Native Holiday Gift Guide. It’s full of Native owned brands, artists, and amazing gift ideas.
This flag is actually representative of the Haudenosaunee. A Confederacy of 6 nations. The Haudenosaunee occupied the are in the map below and up into Canada, and parts of Wisconsin.
The Mohawk nation extends up into Canada because borders are a colonial construction.
Here are a few powerful moments that all land in the same week in November. November 16, 1907 Oklahoma statehood and the reshaping of Indian Territory On November 16, 1907, Oklahoma became the 46th state. On paper, that sounds like a simple “welcome to the Union” moment. In reality, it changed life completely for the Native nations who had alre...
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I’d love for you to join me on this journey through the rich and diverse world of Native American literature. This group is a space where we can come together to explore Native culture through the power of storytelling.
We’ll dive into a variety of books each month—everything from historical accounts that highlight Native culture and heritage to captivating fiction written by Native authors. Whether you're already passionate about Native literature or you're just looking to learn more, there’s something for everyone here.
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Welcome Giveaway!
I’ve been quietly testing this space for the past few weeks, tweaking, learning, and making sure it feels right before opening the doors to everyone. And now it’s finally time, and I’m so excited you’re here. This is our new home, a place where we can connect without algorithms deciding who sees what. A space for real conversations, shared exper...
