Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Chairwoman Janet Alkire is speaking out against

misinformation published by Energy Transfer, the owner and operator of the Dakota

Access Pipeline. "A big part of the problem with the Dakota Access Pipeline is the

secrecy and misinformation by Energy Transfer," Alkire stated. She pointed out the

extensive redactions in the DAPL oil spill response plan submitted to the federal

government in April 2023.

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Mukwa is requesting your assistance in the wake of Hurricane Helen. Numerous communities along the East Coast have experienced devastating destruction to homes, significant job losses, and the tragic loss of lives, with some individuals still unaccounted for. We are not presently accepting donations for storm relief; however, we aim to support the local communities and individuals seeking your financial assistance, as detailed below.

I am excited to share with you that Mukwa was able to attend this years’ Climate Week in New York City this past week. We weren’t able to send our full delegation yet with the gracious support from our relatives over at the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, the Indigenous Environmental Network and our grassroots supporters.

Dear Vice President Harris, When asked about climate change during the September 10th presidential debate, you... read more at the Mukwa.

Press Release from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe:
Standing Rock Tribal Chairwoman Janet Alkire Calls Upon the Army Corps of Engineers to Release Undisclosed Information on the Dakota Access Pipeline and Re-open Public Comment on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement

A call for solidarity over settler violence at Indigenous Graves occurs - North Carolina.

A call for solidarity over settler violence at Indigenous Graves occurs - North Carolina.

DAPL Shutdown Rally in Washington D.C. on June 11th

New Indigenous-led organization Mukwa, supports organizers transitioning to sustainable movement roles.