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Hey, this is Annie.

And Samantha.

And welcome to Stuff on Ever Told You, production by IHeart Radio.

And we are smack dab in a Native American Heritage Month. So we wanted to talk about a few feminist indigenous organizations around the world for our activist around the world segment, because you know, that's what we love to do.

As per usual, there are many amazing organizations doing an amazing amount of work out there,

but we have limited time. So we just narrowed down three. We try to kind of expand it.

I think it ended up being in North America, not on purpose, but, you know, that's what we're going to look at now.

I probably will do this again next week because, again, I found several cool organizations

and then subset of organizations that I think when they talk about.

And you know when it comes to activists around the world, the indigenous community,

specifically women and two-spirited indigenous community, do a lot of work to not only protect and preserve their culture, but the land in general, which helps everyone.

They are kind of at the forefront when it comes to activism.

So, yes, we'll probably talk a little more about some of the amazing organizations.

So we are starting off with an organization from the U.S., the Not Our Native

Daughters or N-O-N-D, and this is from their website, not our native daughters.org.

Quote, Not Our Native Daughters, N-O-N-D, is a dedicated force in the fight against the trafficking,

exploitation, and murder disproportionately affecting indigenous persons with a specific focus on missing, murdered, and murder disproportionately affecting indigenous persons

with a specific focus on missing, murdered, and indigenous women and girls.

So the MMIW, which we have talked about previously, I believe I've featured some organizations

that have worked for this specific cause before, but not this specific one.

So they go on to say, as a national organization, N-O-ND

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