500 Years of Indigenous Resistance!

  • Mukwa's foundational principles and the mission of promoting positive change through advocacy and activism.

  • Wisdom: Cherish knowledge and utilize it for the benefit of the people
    Love: Unconditional love is essential, especially in times of weakness
    Respect: Honor all creation and treat it with respect
    Bravery: Facing challenges with integrity
    Honesty: Be truthful in word and action
    Humility: Recognize oneself as a sacred part of Creation
    Truth: Acknowledge and speak the truth without deception

  • A nonprofit, non-partisan change group, Indigenous Women led organization working to implement Indigenous Sovereignty worldwide by advocating for the rights of Indigenous communities, uplifting Indigenous values, empowering Indigenous leadership, providing education, and taking action to enhance the well-being, understanding, and equality for all to thrive on Mother Earth.

  • Enhance Native American well-being, understanding, and equality. Empower Indigenous leaders through education. Support Turtle Island communities.

  • - Guide and educate Indigenous people towards community leadership
    - Support the advancement of communities on Turtle Island

  • - Improve the quality of life for Native American people

    - Increase public awareness of strengths in Native American communities
    - Address injustices and disparities among Native American populations

Skoden!

Mukwa's projects focus on empowering community organizers and promoting Indigenous Resistance, and Mutual Aid for positive change and community unity.

Mukwa will expand to South Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan, North Carolina and Illinois by opening Bear Dens, increasing its reach and providing unique experiences to more people. This move aims to grow and develop in thriving states, fostering a deeper connection with nature.