Native Wisdom
- I am tired of talk that comes to nothing. It makes my heart sick when I remember all the good words and all the broken promises. There has been too much talking by men who had no right to talk. It does not require many words to speak the truth. (Chief Joseph: Nez Perce 1840-1904, Nez Percéé Indian chief)
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- Haaland, Davids the first Native women to join Native American Caucus February 1, 2019
- New Mexico State Fed (AFLCIO) Stands Up for Native Voice in Labor February 20, 2018
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- Council FIRE Now Recognized by Sixteen States October 19, 2017
- Washington State Labor Council Convention Passes Resolution in Support of Native American Workers and Council FIRE September 24, 2017
Tag Archives: Kris Thompson
Veterans find peace, purification at American Lake Sweat Lodge in Lakewood
To all of the supporters of Council FIRE, you each have a piece of this good work, your prayers, encouragement, and donations have been put to good use. We have previously posted stories of our wood runs, and given special … Continue reading
Council FIRE and IAM Step Up to Support Native Veterans
Kris and Wayne Thompson, a shining example of good people stepping up to help. The Veterans Administration at American Lake, just outside of Joint Base Lewis McChord in Tacoma, WA., has supported Native ceremony as support to military personnel suffering from … Continue reading
