Author Archives: nibiwalk
Words Can Be So Powerful
Words can be so powerful. They can make us laugh, fall in love, understand some concept, aid in our healing process, or conversely create anger, strife and pain. As an Indigenous person born in 1951, my parents spoke Ojibwe to each other and to my aunts, uncle, and my grandparents. They also spoke English. …
Happy New Year! Looking Forward
As the new year comes about we have a lot to look forward to. We will launch our poster and logo in this coming week and lay the groundwork for our Indiegogo fundraising campaign. Chi Migwetch (a profound thanks) to all of you who are supporting and following the work women are doing through out …
She is Alive
Walking towards the future we wish to see for our grandchildren and the Seventh generation is why we participate in water walks. When you show the Water love, she hears your cry.
Lavender Awards
Activist Sharon Day is nominated for a Lavender award for her work with the water. READ THE ARTICLE HERE
Radio Interview with Sharon Day
Please go to 30 min mark to hear Susan Santiago interviewing Sharon Day on “Pieces of Peace” Please click on the underlined link below. West Marin Matters.
SHARON ON KWMR RADIO
Tune into KWMR radio on September 30, at 3:30 Central Time to hear Susan Santiago interviewing Sharon Day on “Pieces of Peace”
Prayer Walk for a Gas Free Seneca
October 11-14th, 2013 a group of women lead by Sharon Day will walk for the water in upstate New York. If you would like to know more please visit their website at http://www.gasfreeseneca.com or contact Sharon Day at smarieday@aol.com
Ikidowin
These young people came all the way from Minneapolis to Mississippi to walk for the water in the Mississippi River Walk 2013. What an amazing group of young activists, leading their communities by being the change they wish to see!
Quote from Dr. …
Quote from Dr. Emoto “It is important to sing to the water in your own body.”- Dr. Emoto