Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives
Recorded in the weeks immediately following the 2020 uprisings, listen to our podcast series on Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives, featuring George Galvis, Executive Director of CURYJ and Erik Stegman, Executive Director of Native Americans in Philanthropy.
#TapIn Part 1 of our series: Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives, is live. During this three part conversation we speak with George Galvis, Executive Director of CURYJ and Erik Stegman, Executive Director of Native Americans in Philanthropy, to discuss the toll the COVID-19 pandemic has taken on their communities, compounded by ongoing inequity and police brutality, and the powerful response delivered by Native youth. Press play to hear the story unfold.
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The conversation continues with George Galvis, Executive Director of CURYJ and Erik Stegman, Executive Director of Native Americans in Philanthropy about Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives. In this episode, they dig into how defunding and dismantling systems of oppression (especially law enforcement) can help Black and Native communities create a future where they thrive.
Hosted by Manuela Arciniegas, Director of Andrus Family Fund.
Music by Peace Poets.
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We conclude our conversation with George Galvis, Executive Director of CURYJ and Erik Stegman, Executive Director of Native Americans in Philanthropy about Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives. In this episode, they clearly define what activists on the frontlines need right now and what philanthropy's role should be in supporting the movement.
Hosted by Manuela Arciniegas, Director of Andrus Family Fund.
Music by Peace Poets.
Learn more about AFF:
affund.org
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This podcast is produced by Sol Design.