Nuclear Testing on Indigenous Lands
Non-Native people have often used Native land for nuclear testing and mining, to the great harm of Native people and Native land.
Dakota Access Pipeline and Indigenous Resistance
Indigenous resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline is a continuation of resistance to laws and policies created throughout U.S. history to take away basic rights from Indigenous people.
The Dakota Access Pipeline: What you need to know.
A history of the Dakota Access Pipeline highlighting the various forms of Indigenous resistance between 2015-2020.
Nuclear Testing and Forced Removal on Ancestral Lands
The U.S. military forcibly removed Native Bikinians from Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands in order to conduct devastating nuclear testing on their ancestral lands.
Bikini Atoll and Legacies of Nuclear Testing
Spongebob covers up nuclear testing on Bikini Atoll and additional history of nuclear testing on Indigenous land and people.
Pipelines Are The Latest Development In A History of Exploitation of Indigenous Lands and Resources
From both pipelines to the Thirty Meter Telescope, it is clear that this mistreatment of Indigenous lands and ignorance towards Indigenous spiritual beliefs and their relationship with land continues.
Nuclear Colonialism on Bikini Atoll
During the Cold War, the United States detonated 23 nuclear weapons on Bikini Atoll, leading to long-lasting effects.
The Activism of Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner in the Marshall Islands
My project focuses on the work Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner as she engages broader audiences in dialogue about the plight of Marshallese people.
