
WHAT
WE DO
Shifting the narrative in the MEDIA - Indigenous People are the original storytellers of the Western Hemisphere. We have a right to tell our stories from our perspective.
Indigenous People's Day. Photo by Krystal Curley.
MEDIA
PROGRAMS & PROJECTS.
Indigenous Lifeways continues to be a vital resource as we support and provide safe spaces in person and online for community members to gather and discuss issues that are important to our people.
By expressing ourselves through multi media and the arts as well as participating in traditional ceremonies, our community and families find their voice and purpose.
Indigenous people make up 1.3% of the population in the United States and far too long the mainstream media has falsely and inadequately portrayed indigenous people in the media.
This is the time to tell YOUR STORY! Erasure of indigenous existence, culturally appropriations and the historical genocide of our people are the reasons why indigenous people MUST be present in media in all forms.
As an indigenous women led organization we ensure our matriarchal indigenous beliefs are instilled in all programming we conduct.
Explore Our Media Project Pages
Virtual Reality
Indigenous People are the original storytellers of the Western Hemisphere. We have a right to tell our stories from our perspective.
View our latest 360 Virtual Reality film,
Speaking with our Hearts: A Love Letter
Our Spotify
Our podcast library.
Media Resources
Highlights various articles, videos and podcasts that feature Indigenous Lifeways.
Educational Toolkits
These unique toolkits and other support from our experienced staff helps our community to develop effective campaigns to address the issues important to them. Various topics include: Social Justice Multi-media Toolkit, Produced Water, Hydrogen, Dine New Moon and Eclipse Knowledge.
WHERE WE WORK.
Although we are based in New Mexico, we serve all of turtle island by sharing our resources, conducting trainings, creating social justice toolkits and participating in frontline organizing events.
We have been able to reach communities across Turtle Island from Alaska to Hawaii. We have provided frontline/demonstration support and prayers with our indigenous brothers and sisters facing injustices caused by environmental racism.






