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The Intimacy of Nature

By Mickki Garrity Posted on May 17, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
The Intimacy of Nature
Hopi blue corn. Photo by Andrea Dunlap. Photo used with Attribution-Non-Commercial 2.0 Generic Creative Commons License

All life is intimately connected and built on the principles of touch, of connection, of sharing.

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A Springtime Walk

By Mickki Garrity Posted on April 20, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
A Springtime Walk

“The Earth has woken up and all of her children are busily growing at this start to the seasons that feel endless.”

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Welcome, Little One

By Mickki Garrity Posted on April 11, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
Welcome, Little One

Birth itself is an initiation. Not just for the new infant who is leaving the safety of the womb, but for the birthing parent as well.

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Our Ancestors Were Scientists

By Mickki Garrity Posted on March 23, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
Our Ancestors Were Scientists
Photo of Rosa Hunter, Salish Sea Research Center. Photo by Crosscut.

Native science reminds us that we are connected to the rest of the world, in all of its messy complexity.

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Meditations on Love

By Mickki Garrity Posted on February 15, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
Meditations on Love

“Love” is such a simple word for something so complex.

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On the Nature of Change

By Mickki Garrity Posted on January 31, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
On the Nature of Change
Photo of Calf Creek Falls, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Garfield County, Utah by Maysam Yabandeh. Creative Commons license.

Instead of trying to control nature, we should instead learn how to fit into a changing landscape.

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Northwest Flooding Is a Reminder of the Power of Tribal Communities

By Mickki Garrity Posted on January 27, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
Northwest Flooding Is a Reminder of the Power of Tribal Communities

No government or community is without its problems, but how we show up in an emergency reveals our deeper capacities and commitments.

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Dr. King and Collective Liberation

By Mickki Garrity Posted on January 20, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
Dr. King and Collective Liberation

May we take Dr. King’s work into our own hearts, and recognize that collective liberation, and communities built on mutual sovereignty, interdependence, and respect, are the only healthy ways forward.

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Navigating Grief

By Mickki Garrity Posted on January 4, 2022 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
Navigating Grief

One of the worst parts of grief is how it makes us feel so alone, and these past weeks have been filled with reminders of our losses.

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Honoring Native Veterans

By Mickki Garrity Posted on November 17, 2021 Posted in Blogs, Displaced Native
Honoring Native Veterans

Honoring our veterans is interwoven into our gatherings and is a normal part of tribal life, just as the history of Native participation in the military is as long as the country itself.

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