Pua Case Instagram – To all our wahine out there of all ages, we see each otherʻs efforts, work, commitment, love for what we do. We have compassion for each otherʻs pain, our hurts, our troubles and our challenges and we hold each other up in our celebrations, triumphs, accomplishments and achievements. Lift your head up higher, be brave…its not easy out there but if we have each other, we can do anything!
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Happy #InternationalWomensDay. The Water Protector Legal Collective stands committed to highlighting the indispensable role of Indigenous women in our movements. Since time immemorial many of our communities have revered Mother Earth. Honoring Indigenous women’s stewardship of Mother Earth emphasizes the profound connection between women, particularly Indigenous women, and the nurturing and protection of our environment. We also honor the Water this Women’s History Month with World Water Day (March 22) approaching.
While there are so many women, seen and unseen, throughout the world fighting for our Peoples, here are some Indigenous women doing the work for cultural survival, the Land, the Water, and our Peoples:
🌸 Pua Case @puacase
🌸 Jennifer Nez Denetdale @jenniferdenetdale
🌸 Berta Cáceres @lea.berta_caceres
🌸 Radmilla Cody @radmillacody
🌸 Francia Márquez @franciamarquezm
🌸 Kumu Hina @sharkgoddess808
🌸 Jakeline Romero Epiayu
🌸 Mililani Trask @trask4oha
🌸 WPLC Executive Director, Natali Segovia @nsegoviaesq
Read about their work at: waterprotectorlegal.org/post/iwd2024 #LinkInBio
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, let us reaffirm our commitment to amplifying the voices of Indigenous women and supporting organizations furthering the rights of Indigenous Peoples with an emphasis on environmental stewardship. By recognizing and honoring their contributions, we pave the way for a better future for all. | Posted on 09/Mar/2024 10:47:25
