Native Americans Unite to Raise Awareness on Environmental Issues

Native Americans Unite to Raise Awareness on Environmental Issues

Supaman recently shared a video project he had the pleasure of working on, and wow, is it breathtakingly stunning.

“I was honored to be a part of this great project focusing on the fight against the fossil fuel industry and turning towards solar energy. What a powerful message and symbolic interpretation of the awakening that is taking place through Indigenous peoples all around the world!”

The project is called the NAU Project, which stands for Native Americans Unite.

From their website:

The NAU Project is an artistic initiative to unite Native American artists who aim to raise awareness for the current attacks on Native American land, culture and people by the modern coal and oil industries. The NAU project was inspired by the Moapa Paiutes successful fight against the coal industry and the legendary Paiute leader Wovoka. Through the arts, NAU aims to spread Wovoka’s message of inter-tribal unity and the importance of song and dance to overcome all obstacles, peacefully.

The film was directed By Amy Secada & Daniel Garcia. Please watch below!

To learn more about the NAU Project and how you can help, please visit http://www.nauproject.com/

Last Updated on February 14, 2024 by Paul G

About Toyacoyah Brown



Toyacoyah Brown is an enrolled member of the Comanche Nation, currently living in Chicago. She received her B.A. in Journalism from the University of Oklahoma and an M.A. in Media Studies from the University of Texas at Austin. When she's not scouring the Internet for fun things to share with PowWows.com readers you can find her digging for vinyl in her local record store or curling up with a good book.


One Comment “Native Americans Unite to Raise Awareness on Environmental Issues”

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    Franci Elder

    says:

    NAU link doesn’t work, and I even tried copy/paste – link “breaks”

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