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Sunday, August 14 • 9:00am - 10:15am
Indigenous Feminist Perspectives: Uplifting Expertise in Reproductive Justice, Philanthropy, and Academia

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In order to transform the organizing movement Indigenous expertise and wisdom must be heard.  This heart-to-heart session will give participants insight into how our expertise and experiences have not only always been credible but necessary to every aspect of our lives, whether we are aware of it or not. Community-centered strategies to support the Indigenous feminist movement. The session will be interactive, hands-on, and transformative. Consensual participatory session (no one is pressured to interact).
Speakers
avatar for Gina Jackson

Gina Jackson

Co-CEO, Return to the Heart Foundation
Gina Jackson, MSW is Western Shoshone and Oglala Lakota. She is the Co-CEO of the Return to the Heart Foundation that she Co-founded in 2020. Return to the Heart is a foundation created by Native Womxn for Native Womxn and girls. Gina’s philanthropic experience includes Native Americans... Read More →
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Joannie Suina Romero

Co-CEO, Return to the Heart Foundation
Joannie Suina Romero is an EcoFeminist Indigenous scholar from the Pueblo of Cochiti, NM whose works seeks to illuminate the importance of Matriarchal roles as the center of healthy and regenerative economies. She serves as the Co-CEO for the Return to the Heart Foundation.
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Rachael Lorenzo

Executive Director, Indigenous Women Rising
Rachael Lorenzo is a queer Indigenous parent, born and raised in New Mexico, from the Pueblo of Laguna and Mescalero Apache Tribe. Rachael is the executive director of Indigenous Women Rising, a reproductive justice organization. They hold a masters degree in public administration... Read More →

Sunday August 14, 2022 9:00am - 10:15am CDT
George R. Brown Convention Center, Room 361AD
  Organizing

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