Indigenous Kinship Collective

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We are a community of Indigenous womxn, femmes, & gender non-conforming folx who gather on Lenni Lenape land to honor each other and our relatives through art, activism, education, and representation.

・・・💡We shedding light on National Grid’s lies and environmental racism in BIPOC working class neighborhoods in North B...
01/18/2022


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💡We shedding light on National Grid’s lies and environmental racism in BIPOC working class neighborhoods in North Brooklyn! 👀TUNE IN TO OUR LIVE TONIGHT!!! 💻


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tune in to our IG live tomorrow at 7:30p 🔦🔦 we don’t want more lies, more emissions, more climate colonization. let’s SHINE A LIGHT ON IT.

Help support the care of an important member of community! With your support we can continue to advocate for proper car...
12/16/2021

Help support the care of an important member of community! With your support we can continue to advocate for proper care while our elder is in the hospital and getting cancer treatments. With gratitude we uplift each other and those that can no longer uplift themselves. VENMO. -G.

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Tomorrow with William Paterson University’s Center for Diversity and Inclusion and the University Galleries who are coho...
11/10/2021

Tomorrow with William Paterson University’s Center for Diversity and Inclusion and the University Galleries who are cohosting the Indigenous Kinship Collective Lenapehoking (KIN) for a two-part teach in and artist talk back experience on Thursday, November 11 from 2:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. in the University Commons Multipurpose Room.

All members of the WPU community are welcome and encouraged to attend the workshop, artist panel, or both back to back events. KIN members will discuss Indigenous histories of resistance and current affairs faced by Indigenous communities as a result of colonial oppression and violence, discuss the intersections of Indigenous art and activism, and explore what action-based allyship looks like.

Indigenous Kinship Collective New York City (KIN) is a direct action group of Native femme, non-binary, and womxn, creating an Indigenous community in the city. They have staged direct actions and internet campaigns to bring awareness to legacies of violence and oppression, and created community networks for urban Indigenous folks throughout the city.

• 500+ Years of Resistance: Why Representation Matters Workshop
In-person presentation
2:00 –3:30 pm
KIN members will lead a discussion about historical and contemporary examples of Anti-Colonial resistance and issue a call for in a no-judgment zone. This session will acknowledge historical traumas, but shift focus to the re-invigoration and revitalization of Indigenous communities.

• KIN Artist Panel and Performance
Synchronous in-person and virtual presentation here via Zoom
3:45 – 4:45 pm
The artist panel will include a live musical performance by Rosa Bordallo and a conversation between Cleopatra Doley (Taíno), Korina Emmerich (Puyallup), and Stina Hamlin about their digital and multimedia work. The event will close with a hand drum song.

We will share the zoom in our bio tomorrow for anyone who would like to join virtually. ✊🏽♥️

To date we have been able to redistribute over 75k + - our MA balances are low. We were able to get almost 2k directly t...
10/07/2021

To date we have been able to redistribute over 75k + - our MA balances are low. We were able to get almost 2k directly to out kin on the frontlines at line 3. We continue our mission to assist in providing shelter, and getting funds directly to people affected by natural disasters as well as our daily on ground support. We need your help now more than ever to continue this work. Venmo so we can continue our MA efforts ✊🏽❤️

Link in bio to donate, learn more about the fight against line 3 and .

We also have a Mutual Aid form, link in bio, to fill out to request funds. Be are able to distribute small amounts based on people who are generously redistributing funds during this insane time we’re collectively living through.

Indigenous Day of Remembrance, Sunday Oct 10 at 1pm
10/03/2021

Indigenous Day of Remembrance, Sunday Oct 10 at 1pm

Words from “It does have a title and I’m overwhelmed by the response to my grief, love and cry for justice. Remember the...
09/30/2021

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“It does have a title and I’m overwhelmed by the response to my grief, love and cry for justice. Remember them today, tomorrow and the days after. Thank you whoever made this. “For the children””

Via ・・・Words on the internet, re: Orange Shirt Day.•
09/30/2021

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Words on the internet, re: Orange Shirt Day.
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Artists vs. Pipelines! 🎨🖤Oct. 2nd 1-5 pm Bergen Community Garden in Crown Heights, BK We are hosting an ART SALE to supp...
09/29/2021

Artists vs. Pipelines! 🎨🖤
Oct. 2nd
1-5 pm
Bergen Community Garden in Crown Heights, BK

We are hosting an ART SALE to support National Grid Gas Bill Strikers, front line Water Protectors, and to help STOP THE ILLEGAL RACIST FRACKED GAS PIPELINE being built through working-class BIPOC communities in Brooklyn by the U.K. based multi-million corporation National Grid.

Artists will be giving 15-20% off on pieces for anyone who is part of the Gas Bill Strike, for those who cannot strike 15-20% of proceeds will be donated to the Giniw Collective raising money for water protectors fighting Line 3 in Minnesota.

Phases 1-4 of the North Brooklyn Pipeline have been built already by National Grid and runs under the homes, schools, and hospitals of working class BIPOC communities of Brooklyn. It is a pipeline that is not needed and was not agreed to by the community yet NG is making us pay for it by raising our monthly gas bills. This rate hike has already been approved by the Public Service Commision. In solidarity with pipeline fighters across the country, this sale will be to raise funds for the , an Indigenous women and two-spirit led resistance fighting Line 3, a tar sands pipeline, which is being built by Canadian company, Enbridge.

Check www.nonbkpipeline.org for more information about the pipeline, joining the gas bill strike, and for upcoming info about the show. Entry: Sliding scale $5-25.

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・・・You don’t have to be from NYC to support! The Action to support can be taken virtually! Visit our website, sign the...
09/23/2021


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You don’t have to be from NYC to support! The Action to support can be taken virtually! Visit our website, sign the petition and click the virtual toolkit.

New York City must Recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day! NYC is the largest and most influential city in this country, and it should lead on this important issue. It’s 2021 and NYC still doesn’t officially recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

The mayor and all 51 New York City Council Members have been invited to the Indigenous Peoples’ Day event over the last 7years. They have also been encouraged to , but there has been no action.

This means we need your support to flood their offices with comments and calls!
Use this toolkit to take action: on our website

Please share.Anyone with information about Reatha Finkbonner's whereabouts is asked to contact Lummi Nation Police Det. ...
09/22/2021

Please share.
Anyone with information about Reatha Finkbonner's whereabouts is asked to contact Lummi Nation Police Det. Sgt. Richard Hart at 360-312-2274 or Las Vegas police at 702-828-3111.

URGENT CALL OUTFor past and new supporters to join the movement in defense of the yintah. Get in touch through the link ...
09/22/2021

URGENT CALL OUT
For past and new supporters to join the movement in defense of the yintah.

Get in touch through the link in our bio.
COVID protocols in place.




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