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The deaths of 28-year-old Josseli Barnica (2021) and 18-year-old Naveah Crain (2023) made headlines as preventable fatalities that occurred as a result of delayed medical care during miscarriages.

For thousands of years, reproductive health care has been an essential part of Indigenous cultural practices, encompassing sacred rites, religious rituals, and the right to choose an abortion.

Reproductive justice in Oaxaca is a critical issue deeply tied to the experiences of Indigenous women, who face unique challenges stemming from systemic inequities and cultural dynamics.

Tanzania stands at a critical juncture in its quest for reproductive justice, grappling with alarming maternal mortality rates that underscore the urgent need for comprehensive reproductive health care.

Each illustration is a visual testimony that reproductive justice goes beyond isolated choices. It encompasses the ability to live our experiences without impositions or taboos.

For Indigenous women of matrilineal nations, our ovaries are the future of our peoples. We carry the seeds of the next generations within our bodies. For my people, the Onöndowa’ga:’ (“Seneca”) of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, this sacred responsibility is why women hold an elevated status in the community.

On November 21, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 9495, the “Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act.”

The Colombian Amazon is home to a large and diverse Indigenous culture. There, numerous ethnic groups have coexisted peacefully, and together they have resisted the attacks of colonization.

I am going to tell you a story. It is a story of pain, bloodshed, resilience, and survival. It is a story passed down in my family through oral tradition that runs through my veins. It is my history. 

The tragic deaths of two migrant Maya children in U.S. custody revealed the consequences of failing to provide services in the migrants’ Native Indigenous languages.

Indigenous wisdom empowers me as an Indigenous social worker to advocate for decolonization within my field.

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