Environment
Land, Water, and the Communities That Manage Them
How a community treats its land and its water is one of the quietest but most consequential things about it.
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Sarah covers Indigenous rights movements, treaty law and political advocacy. She has reported on campaigns from Standing Rock to mascot reform and writes about the practical work of building coalitions.
Environment
How a community treats its land and its water is one of the quietest but most consequential things about it.
Environment
The story of uranium on Indigenous land is inseparable from the story of the United States nuclear weapons programme.
Advocacy
The original "Make America Great Again" slogan carries a specific ideological freight.
Advocacy
The treaty system was not, in its conception, an instrument of dispossession.
Environment
Water is not one of many resources that Indigenous communities are seeking to protect.
Advocacy
In the spring of 2016, a small encampment was established near the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota.