Stories tagged with Voices of Our Sisters

Ceriss Blackwater served as the evening’s emcee introducing the Native Love team. Native Love board members are (left to right) Nieda Chakee (Southern Ute elder), Cythia Buckskin (Southern Ute elder), Oolcu Buckskin (Southern Ute) Daisy Bluestar (Southern Ute) Executive Director and Ceriss Blackwood (Indigenous Chicana).

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

Native Love is now open for business

Voices of Our Sisters, including, IHS Girls’ Basketball volunteer assistant coach Maria Rivera (far left) and Lady Bobcat JV/varsity swing player Helaina Taylor (second from left), perform a special Honor Song during the Murdered & Missing Indigenous Women awareness event at the Ignacio High School Bobcats basketball games against Nucla, Saturday, Feb. 1, in the SunUte Community Center.

Fri Feb 14th, 2020

Ignacio Bobcats host MMIW Awareness Event at SunUte

In collaboration with the SunUte Community Center, the Voices of Our Sisters group and SASO Sexual Assault Services Organization the Sing Our Rivers Red Earring Exhibit is currently housed in the hallway of the community center. The exhibit is a representation of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW), it’s a way for families, friends and supporters to remember each of these women. By placing an earring on the exhibit, you are raising awareness and honoring MMIW across Indian Country. The exhibit will be taken down and returned to SASO on Saturday, Feb. 1.

Thu Jan 16th, 2020

Sing our Rivers Red Earring exhibit

Councilwoman Ramona Eagle leaves the goodie table happy, having purchased homemade cinnamon rolls from the bake sale. The sale was held to bring awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and was hosted by the Voices of Our Sisters group, Friday, Jan. 10 in the Leonard C. Burch building’s Hall of Warriors.

Thu Jan 16th, 2020

MMIW Bakesale

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