Peshawn is a nonbinary queer designer, filmmaker, and creative director who brings cultural expertise to major productions and brand partnerships while pushing for more Native-led power and visibility in both fashion and film.
Manitobah’s newest artist collaboration, Manitobah x Peshawn Bread, pairs the brand with Auncle Peshawn Bread (Comanche/Kiowa/Cherokee).
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The doc comes from the team behind the award-winning series Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People, and centers on the Nation’s history of enslavement, which ended in 1863 & the continued effort by Cherokee Freedmen & their descendants to secure the tribal citizenship guaranteed under the 1866 treaty.
Cherokee Film Productions, the Cherokee Nation’s production company, has released a first-look trailer for an upcoming feature-length documentary focused on Cherokee Freedmen.
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The Trump regime has abandoned the constitution:
- declared war without Congressional authorization
- ignoring multiple court orders
- impounding Congressional authorized funds
- ignoring the freedom of speech and assembly
It’s a lawless regime that has no legitimacy.
All it takes to debunk the theory that thousands of kids were pushed into gender-affirming surgeries is to talk to literally any trans person who has tried to get gender-affirming care of ANY kind. It's extremely difficult.
Omg! You got to see it?! So jelly!
Very cool! Great interview!
In this interview, @angeenoel.com discusses how gaming can bridge cultures, close gaps, and inspire the next generation of Indigenous storytellers and innovators.
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Organized by the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth, the exhibition brings together more than 60 large-scale photographs spanning a decade of her career. The exhibition opened on February 28, 2026, and will run through June 28, 2026.
The Phoenix Art Museum welcomes spring with the opening of Cara Romero: Panûpünüwügai (Living Light). It is the first major museum exhibition devoted entirely to Romero’s work.
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If you like jazz, take a listen.
I read the interview yesterday; listened to the music all day. Could not “say something” in response until today. It is as if I was listening to stories in the music itself, not just “hearing” music. Miles Davis would have loved this. Maybe he’s listening to it somewhere, too.
I can't describe how much I was moved by this interview, then the music video & then the whole album. I have never heard jazz played like this before—it seemed as if it was composed & performed live “outside” in free spaces, not in studios/bldgs. Like trees, streams, winds playing/teaching jazz.
Intent does not negate impact. Be careful & mindful of the words and actions you choose, especially now when there are people experiencing unimaginable violence, loss and despair; when people are dying.
We should be trying to ease that suffering, not contributing to it.
The good human thing to do is make sure that we are not only examining our position and privilege in these power dynamics but adjusting our words and actions accordingly so that we do not contribute to their suffering or oppression through erasure or marginalization.
War is not an equalizer.
The dynamics of power & oppression that exist before war are not neutralized but exacerbated in times of war.
Oppressed communities are more oppressed, put in more dangerous & lethal situations than ever before.
Marique B. Moss put a much-needed story into the world with My Afro-Indigenous Superpower. It’s a children’s book, illustrated by Adair Carroll, that beautifully explores identity and belonging through a child’s eyes and level of understanding.
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On February 26, 2026, the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) announced the return of SWAIA Native Fashion Week on May 8–9, 2026, at the Eldorado Hotel & Spa in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A banner of two masculine characters leaning up against a birch tree. The one on the left is an Indigenous man wearing a vest covered in beadwork, and the one on the right has paler skin and orange hair, wearing a blue shirt with tassels on the chest. Both have soft expressions as they hold hands. Gold decorations frame the corners of the image, and the text "We've Always Been Here" takes over the right side in flowy, mock-gold text. A small note in the corner also reads, "Work in Progress Image."
Our Kickstarter pre-launch page is officially up!!
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Early bird discounts are limited, and this is the best way to get them first! 🎉
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OMG...I am official old. I can't believe I posted a screenshot of a pdf without cropping out the pdf and worse not noticing til a whole day later! 😂
Delbert Anderson is a Diné Jazz trumpeteer, composer, and educator, whose music flows from a deeper understanding of kinship and responsibility. The foundation of the sound created by the Delbert Anderson Quartet integrates Navajo spinning songs.
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Participants will travel the Otoe-Missouria removal route, explore ancestral sites in Nebraska and Iowa, and visit Ho-Chunk relatives in Wisconsin.
We are also having our spring planting ceremony at the Sarah Grace and George Kihega Garden at Prairie Pines on May 16, 2026. Warigroxi ki!
Grades 8-12 may apply as PARTICIPANTS, young adults aged 18-23 may apply as COUNSELORS, parents may apply as CHAPERONES. Participants must be enrolled Otoe-Missouria or provide descendancy documentation.
The Jiwere-Nut’achi Youth Trip will take place July 29 - August 8, 2026. There is space for 20 youth participants; 5 counselors; and 5 chaperones. A waitlist will be instituted once we receive 20 completed youth participant applications.
Flyer for the Jiwere-Nut'achi Youth Trip featuring Otoe-Missouria Youth in front of a cornfield.
JIWERE NUT'ACHI YOUTH TRIP
Youth trip applications open on March 1st. Here is the link to apply: forms.gle/RV6J1DMaMS4o...
Screenshot of Membership Welcome Letter to the International Indigenous Fashion Council: Welcome Johnnie Jae, We are excited to welcome you as an official member of the International Indigenous Fashion Council’s Media Sector. We are excited to work with you. We are excited that you will be involved in Reporting/Journalism. We wanted to share with you that membership in IIFC’s Media sector also allows you to contribute across our media initiatives as well as create your own by working with the media sector’s leadership. This also means you will be able to join some of our committees and build with IIFC media. Again, welcome to IIFC Media. We are honored to have you join the family!
Officially official, I’ve been accepted to the International Indigenous Fashion Council (IIFC) Media Sector.
I am genuinely thrilled to be part of the IIFC to support Indigenous designers and help amplify Indigenous fashion with the care and visibility it deserves through @red.pop.news
If you have the means, please donate to the Trans Continental Pipeline right now. They are a Colorado based org that helps trans people relocate and they are overwhelmed with requests. Colorado borders Kansas, and TCP has the infrastructure to help get people out.
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*wheezing* 😂
And it is an untaught history 🤣
