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Three Sisters Collective

Reclaim, rematriate, and create.

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email us at message3sc@gmail.com

During the In Solidarity event THIS FRIDAY there will be live painting by both Juliana Sanderson & Lynnette Haozous!! The artwork will be raffled off including this beautiful painting “Dakota” by the ever talented April Holder who donated this piece for our event all the way from Oklahoma! #nativewomxncreate #honorourstolensisters

In Solidarity will have a Kid Corner with art activities brought to you by the Museum of International Folk Art from 12-4. This is perfect for those mamas who want to participate in our awareness/art making workshops!! We will also have board games, art supplies and space for breastfeeding mamas to feed their lil ones!! #supportindigenousmamas

‼️In Solidarity Vendor Highlight‼️Michelle Lowden of Acoma Pueblo brings you the freshest contemporary Native jewelry with her small business Milo Creations! Get your look ON for the weekend at our vendors market fr 4-7pm Friday!! 🔥👌🏽

🔶Vendor Alert🔶 On Friday, August 16th we’ll have two food vendors on site for our In Solidarity event at the Santa Fe Indian Center! 🍦Freezie Fresh is a locally owned business in Santa Fe, NM that uses the best ingredients to create rich and creamy ice cream! 🌶 Bev’s Frybread 🌶 Bev Billie is from Acoma Pueblo and Taos Pueblo. She’s a community facilitator and an amazing cook! She prepares her goods and cooks her fresh frybread on site! She will be selling Frybread, Indian Tacos and Frybread Burgers.

Celebrating the creativity of In Solidarity vendors: 🌸 @moongrrl666 🌸 ⛓ @f.a.m.works ⛓ 🦋 @__heartwork__ 🦋 All joining us this Friday! * In Solidarity: Friday, August 16, 2019 12-4pm education, panel, community mapping & art workshop 5-7pm Spirit Line album release (all proceeds go to @sovereignbodies )

‼️In Solidarity Presenter Alert‼️Keioshiah Peter will be facilitating the MMIW Community Mapping & Art Making Workshop on 8/16 from 2-4pm! Keioshiah Peter is Diné from the Four Corners region of Northern New Mexico and is proud to come from a long line of fierce Diné womyn whose knowledge shines resiliency even through colonization. For the past several years, they have been honored to be a visitor on Tewa Territory within Albuquerque, New Mexico. They are the Native Youth Coordinator at the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW), where they have become an integral part of our violence prevention and intervention initiatives in their advocacy and strengthening the resiliency with Native youth and outreach development to assist students, schools, Native Nations, and direct service providers. Keioshiah loves to engage in critical discourse on violence prevention, healthy relationships, and violence against our Indigenous womyn and our gender-queer populations. They are active in radical circus arts, social justice movements, and grassroots organizing working on reproductive justice, gender justice, Native LGBTQ issues, and liberation. As a fellow with the Native Youth Leadership Alliance, Keioshiah is committed to living an act of resiliency and love and is continually inspired by the Indigenous young people and resistance movements all over the world who are imagining and fiercely moving toward a future without violence. 🔥✊🏽❤️

In Solidarity 8/16 ‼️VENDOR ALERT‼️Quw’utsun’ Made!! Combining ancestral knowledge with Northwest Native plant extracts through skincare & home products. Small business owner, Arianna Lauren (Coast Salish) resides in Albuquerque, NM #supportnativewomenbusiness

In Solidarity on 8/16 will have FREE screenprinting starting at 4pm. Bring your merch for some fresh screens by Saba Wear & 3SC! Saba Wear are based out of Las Cruces but with Jemez Pueblo & Dine roots! ✊🏽Come pick up some hot SW inspired gear for the weekend and check out some art, music, performance...plusss Pueblo style (🔥🔥) Indian tacos n more!! 🌶✊🏽🔥❤️

Join us for the album release of Spirit Line during our In Solidarity event. This album features multiple amazing Indigenous Women, many of whom will be performing at the event. All proceeds will be donated to the Sovereign Bodies Project’s MMIW database.

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