Help Indigenous reclaim land for current and future generations! The deadline is fast approaching (November 13, 2024) and we need sponsors and donations to secure our bid for the 326 acres up for sale by the Montana Historical Society. This Read more…
Join Indigenous Vision this October as we present ‘Cultural Humility – Train the Trainer’ virtually! Registration is officially open and as always seating is limited. We encourage you and one other team member to sign up and begin the journey Read more…
Indigenous Vision was once again proud to be apart of another community beading circle on Nuwuvi Land, known today as Las Vegas. During the month of August community members showed up to learn, explore, and get hands on experience with Read more…
Indigenous Vision is proud to announce our new donation tiers for all of our generous supporters. We are proud to be supported by some of the most amazing and diverse people from all around the world. No matter the amount, Read more…
We can’t be the only ones experiencing a lapse of time! It’s already June and we’ve been as busy as bees for the past six months. From our very first in-person wellness retreat, to wilderness and dog trainings, to multiple Read more…
We caught up with Powwow punk rockers, 1876 band before they hit the stage in Nuwuvi land aka Las Vegas for Punk Rock Saves Lives last month. 1876 was formed in 2020 by Gabe Colhoff (Blackfoot & Northern Cheyenne) and Read more…
Working Dogs for Conservation selects, trains, and deploys detection dog and handler teams for conservation work around the world. Indigenous vision has been training our own Kiinii with Souta Callinglast, IV executive director since last year. Kinnii, or “the one Read more…
Indigenous Vision is proud to present our next virtual Cultural Humility Train the Trainer event starting this May 7, 2024! Seating is limited for this 4-day, 10-hour training where we’ll be meeting as a virtual cohort live on zoom every Read more…
On the traditional homelands of the Umatilla, Cayuse, and Walla Walla, Indigenous Vision along with The Wisáwca Project hosted the very first ‘MMIW Women’s Empowerment Retreat’ in the state of Washington. Our two day event was held at the stunning Read more…
The traditional homelands of the Southern Paiute or Nuwuvi people, is where Indigenous Vision has been co-hosting multiple events over the past year with other nonprofits like Her 38 Roses and Fifth Sun Project. This April we got together a Read more…