New here, little by little I am learning with Tohono O'odham people, like this with Amy Juan... and the ongoing history of this place. Thank You ! And Thank You Amy for your dedication to us All.
I am so glad your 1st interview about the border was an O’odham/indigenous person. A lot of the time we are a second thought or left out of the conversation completely. I have so much respect for Amy and their work.
Amy Juan is definitely a visionary. Amy and the Tohono O'odham Hemajkam Rights Network have long been an inspiration to organizers for self-determination throughout the borderlands.
New here, little by little I am learning with Tohono O'odham people, like this with Amy Juan... and the ongoing history of this place. Thank You ! And Thank You Amy for your dedication to us All.
I am so glad your 1st interview about the border was an O’odham/indigenous person. A lot of the time we are a second thought or left out of the conversation completely. I have so much respect for Amy and their work.
many thanks for taking the time to comment Stephanie.
Amy Juan is definitely a visionary. Amy and the Tohono O'odham Hemajkam Rights Network have long been an inspiration to organizers for self-determination throughout the borderlands.
Thank you John-Michael. I appreciate your comment and completely agree.