Movement stories:

Reparations

Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Amending after Acknowledging

October 14, 2024

By Alfred Walking Bull (they/he) Sicangu Lakota MNIPL Black & Native Reparations Advisory Table member Alfred is a member of the Black and Native Reparations Advisory Table and is an…

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MNIPL, ActionAid USA, and Justice is Global host the first United States Climate Reparations Camp!

July 16, 2024

Summer camp is back! While this one won’t be a Youth N’Power-hosted camp, some representatives from the Youth N’Power Network, as well as 20+ other participants from around the country,…

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Reparations: What is your story?

December 6, 2022

Reparations matter today because “then” is not separate from “now.” Hear co-facilitator, Jessica Intermill, relate her family history of pre-revolutionary colonizers, prairie pioneers, and recent immigrants to her current reparations…

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Reparations: What’s faith got to do with it?

December 6, 2022

Making mistakes is part of the human experience. So it’s not surprising that many faith traditions have teachings and practices about repair. Learn what several faiths say about repentance and…

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Reparations: Why now and why MNIPL?

December 6, 2022

In our climate justice work, we often talk about divestment from dangerous and destructive systems, but what can we invest in? Reparations are a deep part of our commitment to…

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Reparations: What are they?

December 6, 2022

Learn about the movement for reparations in the United States, including how reparations with Black and Indigenous communities may differ, and how reparations are related to but different from charity.…

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