Tracing Family Ties: The Legacy of Native American Slavery

I had the privilege of interviewing Tavis 'Redtail Hawk' Sanders from Indigenous Education/IndEdu. This interview is part of a two-part episode of Creation Stories with Genealogy Resources. We explored well-documented facts, supported by reliable sources, regarding the genocide of Dark Skin Indian/Native populations in the Americas, especially those east of the Mississippi River. I'm thrilled to share this insightful conversation, which is now being uploaded to YouTube.

Key Insights:
Historical Genocide: Detailed examination of the genocide of Dark Skin Indian/Native populations in the Americas, particularly east of the Mississippi River.
Current Impacts: Understanding the ongoing impacts of this historical trauma on present-day communities.
Advocacy Strategies for Artists: Learn how artists can engage in ethical practices and advocacy to support Indigenous communities and promote their rights and well-being.
Why Watch?
This workshop is crucial for artists, anthropologists, historians, human rights advocates, and descendants who wish to integrate their creative talents with impactful activism. Discover how you can use your artistic platform to promote sustainable practices and land stewardship, contributing to financial freedom and the health of global communities. Learn how to integrate afforestation, reforestation, and environmental advocacy into your artistic missions, making a tangible difference while securing a sustainable future. #HarmonyWorkshops