Looking to the Future (COVID-19 Response)

by | Dec 8, 2020

Looking to the Future (COVID-19 Response)

by | Dec 8, 2020

IP3, along with many other organizations this year, were faced with shifting gears by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.  Our preparation, planning, goals and objective pre-Covid were in place to hit the pavement running.  As a result of the pandemic,  IP3 is continuously adapting to create new methods for meeting the needs of our communities.  We have started bi-monthly online training via Zoom, in which we are currently expanding our reach to social media platforms as well, so that we can connect with more people.  We have technical assistance via phone and web support on standby since our travel has come to a halt, and we are excited to be looking for more ways to be accessible. 

On The Peace & Friendship Medicine Trail

On The Peace & Friendship Medicine Trail

Over the past week and a half we have spent time amongst our Mi’kmaq elders joining them on what’s known as “The Peace & Friendship Medicine Trail”. The mission of the trip was simple, to stand with our relatives as they honor the signing of the “Watertown treaty”...

IP3 Joins Day 1 Movement in Sacred He Sápa

IP3 Joins Day 1 Movement in Sacred He Sápa

While many tribal nations were in observance of summer solstice last week, activists and community defenders from across Turtle Island made their way to gather at the He Sápa Action Camp in The Black Hills of South Dakota. The camp held several tracks such as...

Manifest Destiny: A Failed Experiment

Manifest Destiny: A Failed Experiment

In his 1872 painting, American Progress, artist John Gast personifies Manifest Destiny through a collage of images that represents so called civilization of the United States, and the westward expansion of American colonizers led by some lady named Columbia....