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Honor Native Land FundThe Honor Native Land Fund (HNLF) is an opportunity for non-Native people living in the Midwest to contribute to the rematration and return of land to Indigenous stewardship.
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Dreaming Beyond the 250th
Photos by Olivia Loucks
Last week, a small group of us from Honor Native Land Fund (HNLF) — Eric, Brenna, Olivia, Sr. Suzanne, and Cheryl — visited the Indigenous-led Resilience and Innovation Hub run by the Great Plains Action Society (GP...
Native Justice Workshop and Niskithe Notes
Roots of Injustice, Seeds of Change:
Towards Right Relationship with Native Peoples
Saturday, May 2nd, 1-3pm
Shalom Spirituality Center (1001 Davis St., Dubuque, Iowa)
This Saturday, award-winning Lakota journalist Kevin Aboure...
April 12-17: Indigenous Hub Work Week!
Dear HNLF Participants,
Great Plains Action Society is excited to soon host another work party week at the Indigenous-led Resiliency Hub! Spearheaded by Ethan Hughes from the Possibility Alliance in Maine, supporters, friends, and landback...
Liberating Land in Iowa City!
Last Saturday, the Great Plains Action Society (GPAS) held their first Hub event for the wider community — a beautiful and connective spring equinox gathering that featured a land blessing, first foods, abundant community, and Indigenous-le...
Welcome to Honor Native Land Fund's Newsletter!
Dear HNLF network,
Welcome to the new newsletter of the Honor Native Land Fund, which works toward Indigenous land Rematriation as a practical step toward healing the harms of colonization! Whether you subscribed to our email list last wee...
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Honor Native Land Fund (HNLF) contributes to the rematration of land to Indigenous stewardship. Through supporting land return, participants in HNLF acknowledge that we live on Indigenous homelands while taking practical steps toward repair.
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