A gathering to share stories, to learn, and to support other Native Women in the Wild. Use #nativewomenswilderness to get featured!
Boulder, CO
Joined October 2018
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Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Indigenous Womxn (girls +) are murdered 10x higher than all other ethnicities. On #MMIW Day, we honor those who are missing and those who were murdered.
We all have a right to safe communities. #NoMoreStolenSisters
(Video by @NativeWomens)
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Thank you @audreynlnguyen, @juliastmi, @Melaninbasecamp, and @NativeWomens for the insights shared in yesterday's @NPRLifeKit episode.
Be sure to give it a listen, friends!
Before you head out car camping, research:
🏔️ Where you want to go
🚣♀️ What activities you want to do during the day
⛺️ Where you're going to sleep
🧦 What to pack
♿️ Accessibility
📍 Who inhabited the land before you (try the @nativelandnet app!)
n.pr/2Bu8xrW
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
If you are able, please consider sharing this widely and/or donating to help us raise funds to buy and deliver these supplies! Venmo @nativewomenswilderness or visit our website at nativewomenswilderness.org to contribute. Tlazocamati 💙 (3/3)
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Lockdowns, travel restrictions, store closures, and job losses have disrupted access to much needed supplies. So we’re assembling boxes of supplies to deliver to families and elders. These will be delivered by the Diné members of our NWW fam who live in these communities. (2/3)
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Hey y’all, it me. When I’m not working at the big green, I work at @nativewomens. Right now Navajo Nation is suffering disproportionate rates of COVID-19. Yet they’re underresourced and not equipped to handle this pandemic. Here’s how YOU can help Navajo Nation. (1/3)
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Feliz Día Internacional de la Madre Tierra! Today we celebrate the 50th anniversary of #EarthDay. When we started Nuestra Tierra, we had one binding agreement: Let's create a conservation organization that is led by people of color. We ask that you support orgs doing the same!
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
MMIW — Native Womens Wilderness nativewomenswilderness.org/m…
#MMNAWG #MMIW #MMIWG
#INDIGENOUS #TAIRP
@NativeWomens
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Thanks to everyone who has amplified this message!
And please follow @NativeWomens @NativesOutdoors @Native_NewsNet @UtahDineBikeyah @jfkeeler @navajotimes @rebeccanagle @DelSchilling @ecohugger and other native voices and accounts that center indigenous perspectives. – at San Francisco, CA
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Last year, Jaylyn Gough and @NativeWomens inspired us to reconnect. With whom, or with what, are you looking forward to reconnecting this year? It’s time to reconnect. It’s Time to Fly. #timetofly
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
This season feels like a natural time to give back with #GivingTuesday and end-of-year tax-deductible donations, but all of these organizations are worth supporting year-round — and not just monetarily.
21 Outdoor Organizations We Love Supporting -> bit.ly/OutdoorOrgs
Happy #GivingTuesday! We are raising money for:
1. Changing Woman Initiative: a nonprofit founded by Navajo midwife Nicolle Gonzales.
2. Allen Youth Center on the Pine Ridge reservation.
3. Care packages for people in the Denver/Boulder
gofundme.com/f/nww-gives-bac…
We partnered with @REI to #OptOutside today, cleaning up an area by the Platte River. The original homeland of the Arapaho people. #OptOutside #nativewomenswilderness
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Jaylyn Gough founded @NativeWomens to get Native women outside and break assumptions about who is and who deserves to be outside. #timetofly
Learn more about Jaylyn, @NativeWomens and the importance of reconnection on the HOKA blog: spr.ly/60191PZNd
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
#ClimbingForJustice #MMIW up Tumanguya (The Very Old Man) aka Mt Whitney at 14,505ft, the highest peak in the lower 48, was beautiful, emotional, breathtaking & a struggle. 22 miles - 22 names - 22 prayers ❤️
📍Nüümü & Newe Lands
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@UrbanNativeEra @rosariodawson @shailenewoodley @zoesaldana @Frances_Fisher @MarkRuffalo @LeoDiCaprio @womensmarch @NativeWomens @nativebella @SheExplores @WomanOfSizePod @_IllumiNatives @TheUIHI @TribalTechLLC @puppiesonmtsyay @NativesOutdoors
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
We love this #OptOutside event hosted by @NativeWomens and @REI Denver!
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Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
We can’t afford for white-privilege to get in the way of #ClimateJustice. Our future rests on whether or not we center the leadership of Black women and women of color in our solutions. #GreenNewDeal damemagazine.com/2019/10/28/…
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
“Native people and indigenous people will always have a connection to the land. This land is our land.” - Jaylyn Gough, Founder and Executive Director of @NativeWomens Wilderness.
It's Time to Fly. #timetofly
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Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Looking for women of color who climbed or did other outdoor sports while pregnant, to talk gear for an @outsidemagazine story. White ladies, don't worry, you're well represented.
cc @LatinoOutdoors @OutdoorAfro @AbigailWise @NativeWomens
Native Womens Wilderness retweeted
Today we celebrate #IndigenousPeoplesDay, not Columbus. Today we honor our Native, Indigenous, and First Nations People. We honor their beautiful culture, their language, their traditions, but most importantly we honor them as individuals. Jaylyn Gough of @NativeWomens
