A year ago today, Anadith Danay Reyes Álvarez died under the custody of CBP. Read the full statement at @txcivilrights and @haitianbridge, parts of today's press release from our colleagues. Our solidarity! ❤️🖤🤍💛 "HARLINGEN, TX – Today, the Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP) and the Haitian Bridge Alliance (HBA) filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit to obtain the medical records and other documents of Anadith Danay Reyes Álvarez, the 8-year-old girl who died while in Customs and Border Protection (CBP) custody last year. The filing comes on the one-year anniversary of Anadith’s passing on May 17, 2023. View the filing here. TCRP and HBA have represented the family in an investigation of her case. Throughout the investigation, the organizations have been met with roadblocks from CBP in accessing Anadith’s medical records. Despite numerous requests, CBP has refused to provide the organizations with records needed to assist the investigation. While CBP officials have tried to claim that Anadith was sickly and had prior health conditions, the facts are that when she was apprehended with her family on May 9, 2023, Anadith was healthy, and when she became sick in the detention facility, her mother’s repeated requests for appropriate medical care were rejected. Moments after being denied the ability to go to the hospital yet again, Anadith passed away in her mother’s arms while in the CBP facility on May 17, 2023. “Today, precisely on May 17, the one-year anniversary of Anadith’s passing is being observed. This year has not been easy for us - we have suffered, cried and missed our baby,” said Mabel Álvarez (she/her), Mother of Anadith. “The most painful thing is that the government has not wanted to provide us with any documents regarding Anadith, which has not been easy for us. We have fought a lot and we are still fighting. I ask the government to please help us access Anadith’s documents so that we can turn the page because it is very painful." #InvisibleNoMore #NoMoreStolenChildren #ChildrenAreSacred #Abiayala #IndigenousRights #forcedMigration #MayaNation #SaveAsylum #NoMoreStolenSisters #NoMoreStolenRelatives
Mundos Alternos. Era de las Culturas. Nativo Americano, Yaqui, Prehispánico, Fantasía Heroica. Hombres y Mujeres del Mundo. Alternate Worlds. Era of Cultures. Native American, Yaqui, Pre-Hispanic, Heroic Fantasy. Men and Women of the World. #ArtificialIntelligence #Inteligenciaartificial, #AlternateWorlds, #fantasticworld, #BeautiesandFantasticWorlds, #nativeamerican, http://openart.ai/ #AbyaYala #abiayala #yaquitribe #Yaqui
Mundos Alternos. Era de las Culturas. Nativo Americano, Navajo, Prehispánico, Fantasía Heroica. Hombres y Mujeres del Mundo. Alternate Worlds. Era of Cultures. Native American, Navajo, Pre-Hispanic, Heroic Fantasy. Men and Women of the World. #ArtificialIntelligence #Inteligenciaartificial, #AlternateWorlds, #fantasticworld, #BeautiesandFantasticWorlds, #nativeamerican, http://openart.ai/ #AbyaYala #abiayala #navajonation #navajojewelry #navajos
#Critica | La performance “Weza Pewma” del duo artísticos Inchiw: colectivizar la pesadilla de un pueblo Por Kutral Vargas Huaiquimilla (@ladykutralsenoritafuego ) A partir de la relación del Wallmapu, su gente y el dormir, nace Weza Pewma, obra de performance en constante construcción. Esta es creada por Inchiw, dúo performativo que nos propone dar forma y acompañar al soñador en el difícil proceso de colapsar dentro de un nuevo plano. Con esto, ambos artistas exponen la vigilancia onírica que está viviendo el cuerpo mapuche desde el inicio del trauma colonial. ☄️ En el caso del weza pewma, el sueño, con su calidad vívida, tangible y experimental, recobra una calidad política sin igual, que nos hace parte de las ideas del cuerpo indígena relacionadas a una narrativa violenta, desarticulando las formas tradicionales de mostrar al indígena en los medios de prensa: como foco de la victimización o como promotor insurrecto y peligroso. 👈🏾 Sigue leyendo en zanganos.org o ve al link en nuestra bio 🐝 #revistazanganos #zanganos #kutral #inchiw #mapuche #mapudungun #indigenouspeoples #abiayala #abyayala #latinoamerica #arte #cultura #performance #fanon
Mundos Alternos. Era de las Culturas. Nativo Americano, Seminole, Prehispánico, Fantasía Heroica. Hombres y Mujeres del Mundo. Alternate Worlds. Era of Cultures. Native American, Seminole, Pre-Hispanic, Heroic Fantasy. Men and Women of the World. #ArtificialIntelligence #Inteligenciaartificial, #AlternateWorlds, #fantasticworld, #BeautiesandFantasticWorlds, #nativeamerican, http://openart.ai/ #AbyaYala #abiayala #SeminoleTribe #seminole
Yesterday, May 5th was National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, 2 Spirit Peoples, and Relatives. On the ancestral lands of the Piscataway and Nacotchtank Peoples, under the blessing of rain, we placed our offerings to Mother Earth and to our relatives to honor and remember all our relatives who have been stolen from us. The epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives has no borders and impacts us across Abiayala (Americas). Violence against our Peoples is closely related to the violence and discretion of Mother Earth. Justice across Abiayala for all our stolen relatives! #MMIW #MMIP #MMIG #MMIWG2s+ #MMIR #Abiayala #IndigenousPeoples #IndignousRights Follow and support @rising_hearts @niwrc
UPDATE DUE TO WEATHER WE WILL START OUR PRAYER RUN/WALK AT 12PM today -2pm. Please inform others and dress accordingly. #mmiwg2s #mmiwgr #REPOST @mayanleague with @get__repost__app Update: The run is still on, but if the weather is really bad, we will post here to let you know if we have canceled. Join Team Abiayala for a prayer run/walk on Sunday May 5th for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Relatives Across Abiayala (Americas)! Time: 11am EST - 2pm EST Location: Gravelly Point Park in VA. Bring: Please wear Red as we honor our relatives and offer our prayers to the four directions. We ask that you prepare accordingly for the weather, wear comfortable shoes and bring water and snacks as needed. Dogs will be present and we will work to provide personal distance during the walk/run. To register, please use QR code or go to the link in bio at @rising_hearts Or Simply come and if you are able, please consider a donation to @rising_hearts About: In prayer. We run. We walk. Honoring and remembering all the Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, girls, and relatives across Turtle Island and Abiayala. #RespectOurExistence #MMIW #MMIG #MMIR #MMIRAAcrossAbiayala #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeoples #WeAreStillHere #Abiayala #MMIWGRLocal Photos: @mayanleague , @hanadphoto, @guarinapalomalopez Family of Claudia Gómez González (Mam) and Family of Jakelin Caal Maquin (Q'eqchi') Art: @sangre_indigena_art Runners: Juanita Cabrera Lopez and Huayra Forster (@newnativenn) #repostandroid #repostw10
Update: The run is still on, but if the weather is really bad, we will post here to let you know if we have canceled. Join Team Abiayala for a prayer run/walk on Sunday May 5th for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Relatives Across Abiayala (Americas)! Time: 11am EST - 2pm EST Location: Gravelly Point Park in VA. Bring: Please wear Red as we honor our relatives and offer our prayers to the four directions. We ask that you prepare accordingly for the weather, wear comfortable shoes and bring water and snacks as needed. Dogs will be present and we will work to provide personal distance during the walk/run. To register, please use QR code or go to the link in bio at @rising_hearts Or Simply come and if you are able, please consider a donation to @rising_hearts About: In prayer. We run. We walk. Honoring and remembering all the Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, girls, and relatives across Turtle Island and Abiayala. #RespectOurExistence #MMIW #MMIG #MMIR #MMIRAAcrossAbiayala #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeoples #WeAreStillHere #Abiayala #MMIWGRLocal Photos: @mayanleague , @hanadphoto, @guarinapalomalopez Family of Claudia Gómez González (Mam) and Family of Jakelin Caal Maquin (Q'eqchi') Art: @sangre_indigena_art Runners: Juanita Cabrera Lopez and Huayra Forster (@newnativenn)
Join Team Abiayala for a prayer run/walk on Sunday May 5th for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Relatives Across Abiayala (Americas)! Time: 11am EST - 2pm EST Location: Gravelly Point Park in VA. Bring: Please wear Red as we honor our relatives and offer our prayers to the four directions. We ask that you prepare accordingly for the weather, wear comfortable shoes and bring water and snacks as needed. Dogs will be present and we will work to provide personal distance during the walk/run. To register, please use QR code or go to link in bio at @rising_hearts Or Simply come and if you are able, please consider a donation to @rising_hearts About: In prayer. We run. We walk. Honoring and remembering all the Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, girls, and relatives across Turtle Island and Abiayala. This is a continuation to visibilize systemic violence that Indigenous Peoples’ across the Abiayala (the Americas) continue to face today. Our history shows a disproportionate experience of collective massacres and genocide. We will honor the memory of many families, whose names we will state out loud before the prayer run as a form of calling into our presence, their living memory. Our relatives who are murdered and go missing across multiple colonial borders and who have been brutalized, too many times their families are left with the financial burden of expensive investigative reports and funeral costs. All of this is on top of their grief for losing a loved one, often physically distant from the homelands of their loved ones. We stand for restitution of people to their families, as many have forced distances between them and missing family members, even in death. This separation is due to enslavement, trafficking, worker exploitation, and forced migration. Respect Indigenous sovereignty and respect the life of Indigenous peoples. #Respectourexistence #MMIW #MMIG #MMIR #MMIRAcrossAbiayala #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeoples #WeAreIndigenous #WeareStillHere #Abiayala 27m
Join Team Abiayala for a prayer run/walk on Sunday May 5th for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Relatives Across Abiayala (Americas)! Time: 11am EST - 2pm EST Location: Gravelly Point Park in VA. Bring: Please wear Red as we honor our relatives and offer our prayers to the four directions. We ask that you prepare accordingly for the weather, wear comfortable shoes and bring water and snacks as needed. Dogs will be present and we will work to provide personal distance during the walk/run. To register, please use QR code or go to link in bio at @rising_hearts Or Simply come and if you are able, please consider a donation to @rising_hearts About: In prayer. We run. We walk. Honoring and remembering all the Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, girls, and relatives across Turtle Island and Abiayala. This is a continuation to visibilize systemic violence that Indigenous Peoples’ across the Abiayala (the Americas) continue to face today. Our history shows a disproportionate experience of collective massacres and genocide. We will honor the memory of many families, whose names we will state out loud before the prayer run as a form of calling into our presence, their living memory. Our relatives who are murdered and go missing across multiple colonial borders and who have been brutalized, too many times their families are left with the financial burden of expensive investigative reports and funeral costs. All of this is on top of their grief for losing a loved one, often physically distant from the homelands of their loved ones. We stand for restitution of people to their families, as many have forced distances between them and missing family members, even in death. This separation is due to enslavement, trafficking, worker exploitation, and forced migration. Respect Indigenous sovereignty and respect the life of Indigenous peoples. #Respectourexistence #MMIW #MMIG #MMIR #MMIRAcrossAbiayala #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeoples #WeAreIndigenous #WeareStillHere #Abiayala
La vida cotidiana en Kuna Yala, un adolescente sale a buscar comida del día, la madre espera y recoge el fruto del trabajo… #culturapanameña #panamá #pescadores #kunayala #mujerindigena #culturaindigena #abiayala #indigenous
La vida cotidiana en Kuna Yala, un adolescente sale a buscar comida del día, la madre espera y recoge el fruto del trabajo… necesitamos más jóvenes que produzcan las fértiles tierras de Kuna Yala. #culturapanameña #panamá #pescadores #kunayala #mujerindigena #culturaindigena #abiayala #indigenous
#EARTHDAY 👉🏽🌎"We are in a crisis because we have caused this imbalance between humanity and Mother Earth. There are so many wars, and bombs that explode on Mother Earth. She has nothing to do with what is happening nor the ambition of those who take her beauty from her entrails through extraction and plundering of gold and silver and other minerals in different parts of the world. 👉🏽🌍There is inaction, indifference from governments that only think of themselves. They do not think of humanity, Mother Earth, Mother Nature, and our intrinsic relationship with these sacred elements of life. They have not listened. I want to ask you to work on our environment, global warming, climate change, the healing of Mother Earth. Who has caused this crisis and imbalance? Humanity and people's ambition. 👉🏽🌏I ask the leaders, do you know from your cultures and communities the messages that Mother Earth and Mother Nature are giving to you in the mountains, rivers, lakes, forests, deserts and all the environments? Go and give thanks to these sacred elements and for these sacred elements. This would be my message to those who are fighting in defense of Mother Earth, Mother Nature, and humanity. Do not just work from words. Work from truly understanding the pain of Mother Earth and have this pain lead your actions." - Nana Teresa, Maya Mam Elder Graphics by: J. Cabrera Lopez (Mam) Photos: J.Cabrera Lopez (Mam) Text: Nana Teresa (Mam Elder) #EarthDay #EarthDayEveryDay #RightsOfMotherEarth #IndigenousRights #LandRights #HumanRights #Abiayala #Ixmulew #LandBack #NotInvadersInOurOwnLands #WeAreIndigenous #IndigenousWisdom
📢 HAPPENING NOW The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) Twenty-Third Session is underway and the Mayan League is present ✊🏼 This year's theme is: "Enhancing Indigenous Peoples’ right to self-determination in the context of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: emphasizing the voices of Indigenous youth. Follow us @mayanleague to stay up to date as we continue to visibilize: ✔️Maya youth in leadership ✔️The right to Self-Determination ✔️Forced migration and the border crisis ✔️Human rights and more #IndigenousYouth #IndigenousLeadership #IndigenousPeoples #WeAreIndigenous #MayaNation #IndigenousPeoples #IndigenousClimateJustice #IndigenousResistance #NotInvadersInOurLands #EarthDefenders #JusticeforChapinAbajo #JusticeforIndigenousPeoples #TheseAreIndigenousLands #IndigenousSolidarity #IndigenousRights #RightsOfMotherEarth #Abiayala #PueblosIndigenas #PueblosOriginarios #SomosPueblosOriginarios #SomosNacionMaya
Lideram, ensinam, orientam, comandam. Na festa, na guerra, na terra, no bem viver. Despertam o amor, a essência nativa. A coragem, o valor que existe dentro de você. De você! Hey, há, hey! Dançam Tuxauas ya, lá Hey, ha, hey! De Abiayala ✊🏽🏹❤️🛖 📸 @sanny.n.s #manaus #curraldoboigarantido #ensaiodosbumbas #boigarantido #festivalfolcloricodeparintins #amazonia #parintins #boibumbá #tuxauas #povosindigenas #garantidoshow #cultura #luta #abiayala
Ciudad, Faro, Muralla 📸🖋🔥🌽👣🌶 ☠️ Un lugar caluroso e imponente. Llave acuática de la cultura maya. Tulum te deslumbra con su grandeza y te deja mudo. Frente al segundo arrecife de coral más grande del mundo. El faro guiaba a los navegantes mayas y confundía a los intrusos. La muralla los protegía por tierra. Diseñada con relación a los astros y defendida con grandeza del conquistador. Ubicada cerca de una ciudad devorada por el turismo más atroz, gentrificada hasta el hartazgo: Ciudad que también lleva su nombre. Te impacta de lleno la cosmovision maya, en esta hermosa Ciudad, Faro, Muralla. . . . . . . . . . . #foto #fotografía #fotografia #fotorelatos #relatos #historias #fotohistoria #fotohistorias #tulum #tulummexico #mexico #riveramaya #quintanaroo #quintanaroomexico #maya #mayas #culturamaya #pueblomaya #ruinasdetulum #latinoamérica #latinoamericaunida #nuestraamérica #abiayala
Nuestras Ciudades 📷✒️🖤👣🌎💥🔪 Conocer una nueva ciudad alegra el cuerpo y ensancha el alma. Más cuando se trata de una ciudad latinoamericana: siempre de Historia ardiente, caras mestizas y lucha de clases. Con aromas y sabores nuestros, con miradas y sonrisas cómplices. Con vividas narraciones heroicas de resistencias colectivas y alzamientos populares. Con alegrías y charlas a pesar del calor, la humedad y la pobreza. Lindo vivir sentires y pensares, caminando alegres el corazón de nuestras ciudades. * * * * * * * * * * #foto #fotografia #fotografía #fotografíalatinoamericana #latinoamerica #abiayala #nosotros #americalatina #relato #relatos #historia #ciudadeslatinoamericanas #ciudad #ciudades #valladolidmexico #yucatan #camino #caminar #recorrer #fotocronicaspoeticas
#Rayland #RaylandCastillo #RodnyJimenez #RaylandRodnyCastilloJimenez “La esencia de una libertad de las personas es la oportunidad de apartarse de las formas tradicionales de pensar y de hacer las cosas.” #Comarca #ComarcaNgäbeBuglé #ComarcaPanamá #IndigenasPty #NgäbePty #Indigenas507 #cultura #culturapanamá #abiayala #panamaindigena #Tradición #naguapanama #Nagua
#Rayland #RaylandCastillo #RodnyJimenez #RaylandRodnyCastilloJimenez La cultura es el despertar del hombre. -María Zambrano. #Comarca #ComarcaNgäbeBuglé #ComarcaPanamá #IndigenasPty #NgäbePty #Indigenas507 #cultura #culturapanamá #abiayala #panamaindigena #Tradición
#Rayland #RaylandCastillo #RaylandRodnyCastilloJimenez La cultura es la memoria del pueblo, la conciencia colectiva de la continuidad histórica, el modo de pensar y de vivir. Milan Kundera #Comarca #ComarcaNgäbeBuglé #ComarcaPanamá #IndigenasPty #NgäbePty #Indigenas507 #cultura #culturapanamá #abiayala #panamaindigena #Tradición #panamapty
Dear hybrids! Introducing our series of Sonic Rituals this Saturday in Madrid! Join us at @laparceria We'rre gonna celebrate Afro-Indigenous cultures, transatlantic movement & memory This sonic ritual bridges the space between the neo Dakar creative scene with Abya Yala's multicultural diaspora in Madrid. All praises to Emitai and our Ancestors #ibaaku #sonicrituals #freesenegal🇸🇳 #freepalestine #freesudan #abiayala
Join us tomorrow, March 12th to hear from an international panel of Indigenous women leaders from across Abiayala. Indigenous women in the Americas suffer extreme and disparate levels of gender-based violence. This panel will discuss the need for long-term sustained action in their respective regions and countries to address violence against Indigenous women and related deep-rooted issues that intensify such violence including violations of Indigenous peoples’ rights to their lands and resources and right of self-government, poverty, climate change, environmental degradation, and other human rights violations. Link in bio. Date: March 12, 2024 Time: 2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. (Eastern) Simultaneous Interpretation: English, Spanish, Portuguese Registration: Link in bio, and here https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JDH-w4SrRKaF0Q_lrreUfg#/registration Co-sponsors are the Alaska Native Women’s Resource Center, the Coordination of the Indigenous Organizations of the Brazilian Amazon (COIAB), Coordinadora Regional de los Pueblos Indígenas de San Lorenzo (CORPI-SL), the Indian Law Resource Center, the Interethnic Association of the Development of the Peruvian Amazon (AIDESEP), International Mayan League, The Kaqchikel Maya Indigenous Community of Chuarrancho, The Ancestral Authorities of Rtun Tinamit of Chwatutuy, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center, the Native Women’s Society of the Great Plains, La Organización Regional de los Pueblos Indígenas del Oriente (ORPIO), and the Pouhana O Nā Wāhine. #IndigenousRights #IndigenousWomen #IndigenousWomenLeadership #HumanRights #Abiayala #InternationalWomensDay #CSW68
Uno con la selva. 🍃🦉 . . . . . . . #inkalawa #travelphotography #travel #natura #naturaleza #abiayala
#REPOST @mayanleague with @get__repost__app 🔴 We are honored that Nana Teresa, Maya Mam Elder and Founding Member of the @mayanleague has been invited to be part of the documentary! "We are alive. The power of memory in the permanence of the Maya. Our story did not start with the invasion. We are a People whose history is thousands of years old. We are creating memories and resistance as displaced Indigenous persons." ⚫Documentary produced by @divergenciacolectiva and Community of Maya Studies @cemijw with the participation of Nana Teresa López of the Maya Mam Nation. ⚪Save the date! February 24th, in Iximulew. 🟡 👉🏽 Follow and support @cemijw @divergenciacolectiva #500Years #indigenous #indigenousdisplacement #forcedmigration #MayaNation #LivingPeoples #Iximulew #Abiayala #repostandroid #repostw10
🔴 We are honored that Nana Teresa, Maya Mam Elder and Founding Member of the @mayanleague has been invited to be part of the documentary! "We are alive. The power of memory in the permanence of the Maya. Our story did not start with the invasion. We are a People whose history is thousands of years old. We are creating memories and resistance as displaced Indigenous persons." ⚫Documentary produced by @divergenciacolectiva and Community of Maya Studies @cemijw with the participation of Nana Teresa López of the Maya Mam Nation. ⚪Save the date! February 24th, in Iximulew. 🟡 👉🏽 Follow and support @cemijw @divergenciacolectiva #500Years #indigenous #indigenousdisplacement #forcedmigration #MayaNation #LivingPeoples #Iximulew #Abiayala
Hoy 21 de febrero, día 1 de trecena Kawok, celebramos 500 años de resistencia Indígena, contra la invasión, negación y opresión de nuestra soberanía, autodeterminación, lenguaje, vestuario y forma de vida durante 500 años. Los pueblos y comunidades de #Abiayala (América) hemos respondido de diversas formas reclamando, promoviendo y transmitiendo la integridad de nuestra cosmovisión, a través de todos los sentidos oral, visual, táctil, sonora. En mi caso como facilitadora, escribana (tipografista) y artista de lenguajes visuales ancestrales, he sido y soy puente entre mis ancestras y la niñez del futuro. Hoy celebro la energía ancestral de las 4 esquinas, de nuestros 4 abuelos rumbos: norte, oriente, sur y poniente, representados a través del rostro de Tekwani en Nawa y Balam en el lenguaje de los glifos mayas, desde el territorio de Kuzkatan. Sus 4 patas simbolizan también esos 4 rumbos y el sostén del universo sagrado. De perfil, Tekwani representa el cielo estrellado, la vía láctea. De frente, es una matriarca guerrera (nawal Ix), como el caso del Disco del Jaguar que ilustro en este post (ver mi retícula en segunda imagen). 500 años de resistencia que continúa a través de la medicina a través del arte, la poesía, la lengua madre, la lengua de sangre, la forma de sembrar, de construir, de convivir. ¡Invasión nunca más! . . ✍🏽 de la serie colaborativa #AnimalesInteriores en @museo_marte, 2015. 220 cm x 120 cm, técnica mixta (acrílico sobre madera de pino). @lasertec.sv. . #nawal #IX #díadelalenguamaterna #mothertongue #díainternacionaldelalenguamaterna #discodeljaguar #jaguar #abuelajaguara #ancestros #ancestras #tekwani #tekwanchimal #muna #kuzkatan #elsalvador #medicineart #medicineartist #arte #indígena #type #typography #script #hieroglyphics #glyphs #tipografia #scribe #artvsartist
Yoany Garcia Urriola, de la comunidad de Playon Chico, su color favorito es rojo, aspirante al Certamen del Aniversario de la comunidad Abia Yala, en Arraiján, Panamá Oeste, Regional de Bellezas Indígenas de Panamá. @kk08_queen Fotografía @dittorod27 Dirección @urrutia.anselmo #candidata #bellezasindigenas #reinas #abiayala #cultura #talento #panama
Waigdily Gernado, de la comunidad de Mulatupu, su color favorito es rosado, aspirante al Certamen del Aniversario de la comunidad Abia Yala, en Arraiján, Panamá Oeste, Regional de Bellezas Indígenas de Panamá. @melitzawaigdily Fotografía @dittorod27 Dirección @urrutia.anselmo #candidata #bellezasindigenas #reinas #abiayala #cultura #talento #panama
Maily Stocel, de la comunidad de San Ignacio Tupile, su color favorito es amarillo, aspirante al Certamen del Aniversario de la comunidad Abia Yala, en Arraiján, Panamá Oeste, Regional de Bellezas Indígenas de Panamá. Modelo @anyo_xds100 Fotografía @dittorod27 Dirección @urrutia.anselmo #candidata #bellezasindigenas #reinas #abiayala #cultura #talento #panama
Yineth Agneis Hayans Díaz, de la comunidad de Ailigandi, su color favorito es dorado, es aspirante al Certamen del Aniversario de la comunidad Abia Yala, en Arraiján, Panamá Oeste, Regional de Bellezas Indígenas de Panamá. @ofc_yin_05 Fotografía @dittorod27 Dirección @urrutia.anselmo #candidata #bellezasindigenas #reinas #abiayala #cultura #talento #panama
Melanie Sugey Perez Jones, de la comunidad de Naranjo Grande, su color favorito es azul, es aspirante al Certamen del Aniversario de la comunidad Abia Yala, en Arraiján, Panamá Oeste, Regional de Bellezas Indígenas de Panamá. Modelo @vm.leyy Fotografía @dittorod27 Dirección @urrutia.anselmo #candidata #bellezasindigenas #reinas #abiayala #cultura #talento #panama
Angeli Galindo, de la comunidad de Playon Chico, su color favorito celeste, es aspirante al Certamen del Aniversario de la comunidad Abia Yala, en Arraiján, Panamá Oeste, Regional de Bellezas Indígenas de Panamá. Modelo @0.5.nicol.x Fotografía @dittorod27 Dirección @urrutia.anselmo #candidata #bellezasindigenas #reinas #abiayala #cultura #talento #panama
Melisaa Martínez Jones, de la comunidad de Ailigandi, su color favorito es morado, es aspirante al Certamen del Aniversario de la comunidad Abia Yala, en Arraiján, Panamá Oeste, Regional de Bellezas Indígenas de Panamá. @kathiany1995 Fotografía @dittorod27 Dirección @urrutia.anselmo #candidata #bellezasindigenas #reinas #abiayala #cultura #talento #panama
Yaineth Hernandez, de la comunidad de Yandub-Nargana, su color favorito es blanco es aspirante al Certamen del Aniversario de la comunidad Abia Yala, en Arraiján, Panamá Oeste, Regional de Bellezas Indígenas de Panamá. @16__mayyyy Fotografía @dittorod27 Dirección @urrutia.anselmo #candidata #bellezasindigenas #reinas #abiayala #cultura #talento #panama
💖 Happy Valentine's Day from the International Mayan League! 💖 Love knows no bounds, and neither does language. This Valentine's Day, we celebrate the beauty and diversity of our Maya Peoples by sharing the phrase "We're all free to love" in 6 distinct Maya languages. But before we dive in, here are a few important points to remember: 1️⃣ Languages evolve and vary across regions. We've specified the variants of each language below to honor the diverse peoples we work with. 2️⃣ While we are showcasing these languages in written form, it's essential to recognize that for several reasons, not everyone within our communities may be able to read in their language. Finally, we dedicate this post to our trusted network of Maya interpreters who made this possible by upholding deep respect and ensuring accuracy for each language: Maya Mam (Huehuetenango, Santiago Chimaltenango) Maya Q’anjob’al (San Pedro Soloma, Huehuetenango) Maya Ixil (Nebaj, Quiche) Maya Kaqchikel (Barrio San Antonio, Solola, Solola) Maya Q’eqchi (Comunidad Primavera del Ixcãn, Ixcãn Quiché, Guatemala) Maya K’iche’ (De nebaj, Quiche y Aguacatan, Huehuetenango) Let's celebrate love in all its diversity and remember that love transcends language barriers, colonial borders, and gender identities. 💝 Comment below to let us know how you say “We’re all free to love” in your language! 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 🖥️Graphics by: @c0m0estas ✏️Editors: @ernesto_natanael_ @c0m0estas @lobrady3 and Manuela V. #IndigenousLove #Libertad #Orgullo #Encuentro #DiversidadesSexualesIndígenas #Abiayala #DerechosIndígenas #PueblosVivos #MigraciónIndígena #AmoresAmor #AmorIndígena #IndigenousLove #LoveIsLove #IndigenousSexualDiversity #IndigenousPeoples #IndigenousPride
REPOST FROM COMPAS DE LA LIGA MAYA @mayanleague Su Lucha Es Nuestra Lucha✊🏾✊🏾 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For decades, the International Mayan League has stood in solidarity with Indigenous Nations on Turtle Island and across the globe. In 2016, with the encroachment of the Dakota Access Pipeline, our North Native relatives of the The Standing Rock Sioux, Yankton Sioux, Oglala Sioux, and Cheyenne River Sioux Tribes all opposed the Dakota Access Pipelines. Water is life, water is our first medicine, she is the blood of Mother Earth and this call for solidarity reached the Maya Nation. Maya Elders and Ancestral Authorities joined in solidarity with our North Native relatives on the sacred lands and waters of the Standing Rock Sioux Nation. And today, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the Oglala Sioux Tribe and to President Frank Star Comes Out for their unwavering solidarity with those facing forced migration at the Southern border. Many who are forced to seek asylum because of transnational corporations and thefts of our lands, are Indigenous Peoples, not Latine or Hispanic. President Star Comes Out’s recent statement exemplifies a commitment to justice, human dignity, and understanding. His statement reflects our shared story of colonial borders forced on Indigenous lands. Rejecting Governor Nom’s statements, the Oglala Sioux Tribe asserted their sovereignty and self-determination, stating that they are neither Democratic nor Republican. They also recognized that many people coming across the Southern border are Indigenous peoples. We thank our North Native relatives who have stood with us. We thank the Elders, Medicine People, Tribal Leaders, and youth who have denounced colonial borders and have stood with Indigenous peoples in forced migration. As we have said before, we are not Invaders in our own Lands across Abiayala! Chjonte, Ta’nTiixh, Maltyox, B’anyox, Gracias, Thank you for your solidarity 📸Image: Mayan League 💻Graphics by: @c0m0estas ✏️Editors: Juanita C. Lopez, Lorena Brady and @c0m0estas #IndigenousSolidarity #IndigenousPeoples #IndigenousRights #IndigenousRefugees #Migration #SaveAsylum #Abiayala
#OrganizarAutodefesaIndígena #DemarcaçãoEAutonomiaJá #REPOST @mayanleague with @get__repost__app For decades, the International Mayan League has stood in solidarity with Indigenous Nations on Turtle Island and across the globe. In 2016 , with the encroachment of the Dakota Access Pipeline, our North Native relatives of the The Standing Rock Sioux, Yankton Sioux, Oglala Sioux, and Cheyenne River Sioux Tribes all opposed the Dakota Access Pipelines. Water is life, water is our first medicine, she is the blood of Mother Earth and this call for solidarity reached the Maya Nation. Maya Elders and Ancestral Authorities joined in solidarity with our North Native relatives on the sacred lands and waters of the Standing Rock Sioux Nation. And today, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the Oglala Sioux Tribe and to President Frank Star Comes Out for their unwavering solidarity with those facing forced migration at the Southern border. Many who are forced to seek asylum because of transnational corporations and thefts of our lands, are Indigenous Peoples, not Latine or Hispanic. President Star Comes Out's recent statement exemplifies a commitment to justice, human dignity, and understanding. His statement reflects our shared story of colonial borders forced on Indigenous lands. Rejecting Governor Noem's statements, the Oglala Sioux Tribe asserted their sovereignty and self-determination, stating that they are neither Democratic nor Republican. They also recognized that many people coming across the Southern border are Indigenous peoples. We thank our North Native relatives who have stood with us. We thank the Elders, Medicine People, Tribal Leaders, and youth who have denounced colonial borders and have stood with Indigenous peoples in forced migration. As we have said before, we are not Invaders in our own Lands across Abiayala! Chjonte, Ta’nTiixh, Maltyox, B’anyox, Gracias, Thank you for your solidarity 🪶 📸Image: Mayan League 🖥️Graphics by: @c0m0estas ✏️Editors: Juanita C. Lopez, Lorena Brady and @c0m0estas #IndigenousSolidarity #IndigenousPeoples #IndigenousRights #IndigenousRefugees #Migration #SaveAsylum #Abiayala #repostandroid #repostw10
For decades, the International Mayan League has stood in solidarity with Indigenous Nations on Turtle Island and across the globe. In 2016 , with the encroachment of the Dakota Access Pipeline, our North Native relatives of the The Standing Rock Sioux, Yankton Sioux, Oglala Sioux, and Cheyenne River Sioux Tribes all opposed the Dakota Access Pipelines. Water is life, water is our first medicine, she is the blood of Mother Earth and this call for solidarity reached the Maya Nation. Maya Elders and Ancestral Authorities joined in solidarity with our North Native relatives on the sacred lands and waters of the Standing Rock Sioux Nation. And today, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the Oglala Sioux Tribe and to President Frank Star Comes Out for their unwavering solidarity with those facing forced migration at the Southern border. Many who are forced to seek asylum because of transnational corporations and thefts of our lands, are Indigenous Peoples, not Latine or Hispanic. President Star Comes Out's recent statement exemplifies a commitment to justice, human dignity, and understanding. His statement reflects our shared story of colonial borders forced on Indigenous lands. Rejecting Governor Noem's statements, the Oglala Sioux Tribe asserted their sovereignty and self-determination, stating that they are neither Democratic nor Republican. They also recognized that many people coming across the Southern border are Indigenous peoples. We thank our North Native relatives who have stood with us. We thank the Elders, Medicine People, Tribal Leaders, and youth who have denounced colonial borders and have stood with Indigenous peoples in forced migration. As we have said before, we are not Invaders in our own Lands across Abiayala! Chjonte, Ta’nTiixh, Maltyox, B’anyox, Gracias, Thank you for your solidarity 🪶 📸Image: Mayan League 🖥️Graphics by: @c0m0estas ✏️Editors: Juanita C. Lopez, Lorena Brady and @c0m0estas #IndigenousSolidarity #IndigenousPeoples #IndigenousRights #IndigenousRefugees #Migration #SaveAsylum #Abiayala
Toda La sabiduría Del Mundo 📸🖋☠️🔥💣🔪💡 Andrés es una especie de James Dean maya. Un bohemio y rebelde por naturaleza. Oriundo del este de Chiapas y con un porte que inspira respeto. La frase “stupid love” tatuada en la mano izquierda y el pelo arremolinado a borbotones. Andres crea figuras maravillosas con hojas de palma y quien sabe que otras fantásticas proezas. Hacia mucho que una persona no me impresionaba tanto. Leyó el periódico con el ceño fruncido, cigarro en mano y los pies descalzos. Se despidió con un: ahí te ves carnal.. Donde vas? le pregunté. -Al cielo si dios quiere- me respondió con una profunda mirada que, con solo 23 años, parecía cargar con Toda La Sabiduría Del Mundo. En un efímero segundo se perdió en espeso tráfico matinal de Cancún. • • • • • • • • • • • • #foto #fotografia #fotografía #fotohistoria #fotohistorias #relatos #fotorelatos #semaforo #semáforo #cancunmexico🇲🇽 #cancún #calle #callejero #mexico #quintanaroo #bohemios #gentedelacalle #buscarselavida #ganarseelpan #chambear #situaciondecalle #callejear #vivir #latinoamérica #abiayala #latinoamericaunida #PatriaGrande #mexico
Un Sueño En La Paz 📸🖋🔥✊🏾🧨🌽⛏ Entramos a Bolivia a principios del 2003, veníamos de una Argentina convulsionada y rota que había volado por los aires un tiempito atrás: Los piquetes, las movilizaciones y las asambleas populares. No sabíamos que Bolivia también estaba a punto de saltar, se caía a pedazos la pesadilla liberal: El conflicto del agua, los cocaleros con sus marchas, los mineros con su dinamita, las mujeres con su fuerza y organización. Allí estábamos en La Paz en una humilde pensión, sin saber que se venía la rebelión. Que los tiempos estaban por cambiar. Ahí estábamos nomás echando un sueño en La Paz. • • • • • Foto @jcuper75 • • • • • #foto #fotografia #fotografialatinoamericana #abiayala #latinoamérica #latinoamericaunida #patriagrande #bolivia🇧🇴 #lapaz #lapazbolivia🇧🇴 #rebelion #resistencia #lucha #organizacion #movilización #sueños #liberación #camino #solidaridad #resistir
Any moment now, we will know the verdict of our dear brother Carlos Ernesto Choc! We have stood in solidarity with Carlos Choc, Maya Q’eqchi’ Journalist since last year, but for the last two days, we have been raising awareness surrounding Carlos’ case. We have emphasized that the injustices he’s faced for the past 7 years have been due to him simply investigating, documenting, and telling the truth. (See our last two posts for more details) Please continue to share our content and raise awareness surrounding Carlos’ case and stay tuned as we continue to share updates in real time! #mayancommunitiyjournalism #freedomforCarlosChoc #pressfreedom #ajournalistisnotacriminal #journalismisnotacrime #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeoples #Abiayala #Iximulew 📹: Carlos Choc, Juanita C. Lopez and Mincho Jacob 🖥️Graphics by: @c0m0estas ✏️Editors: Juanita C. Lopez, @c0m0estas
#Repost @mayanleague with @use.repost ・・・ ☎️🌍ACT NOW! Call your Senator and urge them to prioritize the safety and well-being of all peoples seeking asylum and our immigrant community. The proposed policies will disproportionately impact to Black, Brown and Indigenous peoples, which has historically been the case. Rather than use this opportunity for humane immigration policies and reform, the Administration is taking a step backward in its human rights commitment. This post was made in collaboration with @mayanleague www.SaveAsylumNow.com 🔗Link to call in our bio #SaveAsylum #SaveAsylumNow #IndigenousRefugees #IndigenousAsylees #IndigenousDisplacement #IndigenousMigration #IndigenousRights #IndigenousAsylumSeekers #IndigenousPeoples #Indigenous #MayaNation #Abiayala #indigenouslanguagerights #Genocide #Title42 #fyp #foryoupage
☎️🌍ACT NOW! Call your Senator and urge them to prioritize the safety and well-being of all peoples seeking asylum and our immigrant community. The proposed policies will disproportionately impact to Black, Brown and Indigenous peoples, which has historically been the case. Rather than use this opportunity for humane immigration policies and reform, the Administration is taking a step backward in its human rights commitment. This post was made in collaboration with @pixanixim www.SaveAsylumNow.com 🔗Link to call in our bio #SaveAsylum #SaveAsylumNow #IndigenousRefugees #IndigenousAsylees #IndigenousDisplacement #IndigenousMigration #IndigenousRights #IndigenousAsylumSeekers #IndigenousPeoples #Indigenous #MayaNation #Abiayala #IndigenousLanguageRights #Genocide #Title42 #fyp #foryoupage
Earlier in Central Park, Constitution Plaza - the people are waiting for the swearing-in of the Government of Bernardo Arévalo and Karin Herrera. With banners and posters, they express their support for the new Government. Respect the voice and the decision of the people! Honor the election outcome! Photos: Carlos Choc (Q'eqchi') Text: Carlos Choc (Q'eqchi') & J. Cabrera Lopez (Mam) Translation: @minchojacob (Q'eqchi') #IndigenousPeoples #500Years #IndigenousResistance #Iximulew #Guatemala #Abiayala
Posted @withregram • @mayanleague Maya, Xinka and Garífuna peoples mobilize in the streets of Guatemala City. They demand respect for Constitutional rights. “We will not back down, we will not back down!” #IndigenousPeoples #500Years #IndigenousResistance #Iximulew #Guatemala #Abiayala Video and text Carlos Choc #landback #nativeamerican #indigenous #waterislife #allpowertothepeople #ftp
🟥 Diverse Maya, Xinka and Garífuna peoples from the different territories of Iximulew, are gathered together in Constitutional Park, Guatemala, awaiting the speech of the new elected Government of Bernardo Árevalo. ⬛ They are organized so that the outgoing authorities can respect the official results of the General Elections 2023. ⬜ If Árevalo does not take possession, the Ancestral Authorities together with the peoples, will march to the Congress of the Republic, the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) and the Constitutional Court (CC) to demand that electoral democracy be respected. 🟨 📸 Photos and Text: Carlos Choc (Q'eqchi') Periodismo Comunitario ✍🏽Translation and graphics: J. Cabrera Lopez (Mam) #IndigenousPeoples #500Years #IndigenousResistance #Iximulew #Guatemala #Abiayala
Posted @withregram • @mayanleague ◾The historical resistance of the original peoples of the territory of Iximulew – Guatemala, allowed Bernardo Arévalo and Karin Herrera to take possession on January 14, 2024. ◾ The Maya, Xinka and Garífuna peoples, through more than 100 days of peaceful demonstration and mobilization, have shown that the people united will never be defeated! ◾ From February 20 of 1524 through Feb 20, 2024 we celebrate 500 years of resistance, of struggle, dignity and our identity are present. 🪶Long live our peoples! 🪶Long live the resistance! 🪶We will not back down! 🎥Maya community journalism. Text and video Aj Ral Ch’och’ | Carlos Ernesto Choc Translation by J. Cabrera Lopez (Mam) #IndigenousPeoples #500Years #IndigenousResistance #Iximulew #Guatemala #Abiayala ❤️🖤🤍💛🌽🪶
Posted @withregram • @mayanleague ◾The historical resistance of the original peoples of the territory of Iximulew – Guatemala, allowed Bernardo Arévalo and Karin Herrera to take possession on January 14, 2024. ◾ The Maya, Xinka and Garífuna peoples, through more than 100 days of peaceful demonstration and mobilization, have shown that the people united will never be defeated! ◾ From February 20 of 1524 through Feb 20, 2024 we celebrate 500 years of resistance, of struggle, dignity and our identity are present. 🪶Long live our peoples! 🪶Long live the resistance! 🪶We will not back down! 🎥Maya community journalism. Text and video Aj Ral Ch’och’ | Carlos Ernesto Choc Translation by J. Cabrera Lopez (Mam) #IndigenousPeoples #500Years #IndigenousResistance #Iximulew #Guatemala #Abiayala ❤️🖤🤍💛🌽🪶
This post was made in collaboration with @mayanleague How will Indigenous Peoples and communities be affected by these proposed immigration policies? 1️⃣Raising the threshold to meet the credible fear interview (CFI) standard, will lead to the following human rights violations: Widespread denial of Indigenous Peoples’ basic right to identify as an Indigenous person,their Tribal affiliation and or membership or citizenship to a particular Indigenous Nation; Erroneous misclassification as Latino/Hispanic; Indigenous language exclusion hindering due process rights; Increased expedited removal of Indigenous asylum seekers due to an inability to communicate in Spanish or English and prove credible fear. 2️⃣Nationwide expedited removal targeting undocumented people will continue to create fear, accelerate racial profiling and criminalization of immigrant communities, separate families, and rip apart the fabric of refugee and immigrant communities. 3️⃣Any policy resembling Title 42 expulsions or an asylum transit ban will be disastrous. Forcing Indigenous Peoples to seek refuge and apply for asylum in the very countries that systematically persecute them, is a death sentence. We need your help! 📞Call your State Rep and tell them to #SaveAsylum! 🔗Link to call in our bio! 📸Photos by Jose Francisco Sanchez Ramirez 🖥️Graphic by @c0m0estas ✍🏼Text by Lucero Gonzalez (Maya Q’anjob’al), @lobrady3, Juanita C. Lopez (Maya Mam) and @c0m0estas #SaveAsylum #SaveAsylumNow #IndigenousRefugees #IndigenousAsylees #IndigenousDisplacement #IndigenousMigration #IndigenousRights #IndigenousAsylumSeekers #MayaNation #Abiayala #IndigenousLanguageRights #Genocide #Title42
This post was made in collaboration with @pixanixim How will Indigenous Peoples and communities be affected by these proposed immigration policies? 1️⃣ Raising the threshold to meet the credible fear interview (CFI) standard, will lead to the following human rights violations: a. Widespread denial of Indigenous Peoples’ basic right to identify as an Indigenous person, their Tribal affiliation and or membership or citizenship to a particular Indigenous Nation; b. Erroneous misclassification as Latino/Hispanic; c. Indigenous language exclusion hindering due process rights; d. Increased expedited removal of Indigenous asylum seekers due to an inability to communicate in Spanish or English and prove credible fear. 2️⃣ Nationwide expedited removal targeting undocumented people will continue to create fear, accelerate racial profiling and criminalization of immigrant communities, separate families, and rip apart the fabric of refugee and immigrant communities. 3️⃣ Any policy resembling Title 42 expulsions or an asylum transit ban will be disastrous. Forcing Indigenous Peoples to seek refuge and apply for asylum in the very countries that systematically persecute them, is a death sentence. We need your help! 📞Call your State Rep and tell them to #SaveAsylum! 🔗Link to call in our bio! 📸Photos by Jose Francisco Sanchez Ramirez 🖥️Graphics by @c0m0estas ✍🏼Text by Lucero Gonzalez (Maya Q’anjob’al), @lobrady3, Juanita C. Lopez (Maya Mam) and @c0m0estas #SaveAsylum #SaveAsylumNow #IndigenousRefugees #IndigenousAsylees #IndigenousDisplacement #IndigenousMigration #IndigenousRights #IndigenousAsylumSeekers #MayaNation #Abiayala #IndigenousLanguageRights #Genocide #Title42
🕊️On this sacred day of 12 Kan, the energy of the cycles of time, authority, justice, and truth, we reflect on December 29, 1996. 27 years ago, the people of Iximulew rejoiced with the signing of The Accord for Firm and Lasting Peace (Peace Accords). Nana Teresa, Maya Mam Elder, and founding member of the Mayan League shares the dream of peace and recognition for our cultures. Yet, our reality reveals a different story – transnational corporations continue to exploit, impunity persists, and forced evictions continue. 🌎 To this day, the Peace Accords remain unfulfilled, and Indigenous peoples across Iximulew are still treated as invaders on their lands. Thousands flee ancestral lands, facing persecution and violence. Despite this, we see a dream that has not materialized for the victims of the war and genocide and we have not lost hope. This hope is reflected in our work and actions for and with our people and communities. But we need your help to end injustice and impunity. 🌱 Join us in our quest for justice! We're halfway to our $750 monthly goal by Dec 31. Your generosity helps plant seeds of change. Click the link in our bio to become a monthly donor and support a tomorrow of joy and possibility for Mother Earth and future generations. 👉🏽Context of Photo on slide 4: Photo of the Nimlajacoc Monument, Cobán, Alta Verapaz honoring 916 Maya Q'eqchi' victims of the internal armed conflict in Guatemala. #MonthlyDonations #MonthlySustainerProgram #IndigenousResistance #IndigenousSovereignty #DonateNow #Guatemala #Iximulew #MayaNation #IndigenousMigration #IndigenousRights #IndigenousLanguageRights #Abiayala
As we come upon the 5th anniversary of the death of Felipe Gómez Alonzo (Maya Chuj Nation, 8 years old), two more children have died in detention centers in Chicago and New York. Our hearts are heavy, but our will to continue fighting for justice for ALL children will not waver. We call on the Biden Administration to safeguard the right to asylum and stop any return to extremist deterrence policies that kill our children. At the International Mayan League, we work at the intersection of advocacy and direct community support - linking our communities' realities to Indigenous-led solutions and we need your help to do it. Join us in defending Indigenous Sovereignty across colonial borders and help us get to our goal of obtaining $750 in monthly donations before December 31st! Become a monthly donor, follow us on social media, and share this post! 📸Images: J. Cabrera Lopez, Jose Flores @sangre_indigena_art, Jorge Francisco Sanchez Ramirez 🖥️Graphics by: @c0m0estas ✏️Editors: Juanita Cabrera Lopez (Maya Mam), Lorena Brady, Manuela #OurChildrenAreSacred #DefendAsylumRights #SaveAsylum #IndigenousRefugees #IndigenousChildrenAreSacred #MonthlyDonations #MonthlySustainerProgram #IndigenousResistance #IndigenousSovereignty #DonateNow #Guatemala #Iximulew #MayaNation #IndigenousMigration #IndigenousRights #IndigenousLanguageRights #Abiayala
In October, we launched our first monthly sustainer program and we are so thankful for your immediate response! Thanks to your trust, generosity and commitment, we’ve raised $275 in monthly donations - a third of the way to our goal of $750 by Dec. 31! Recurring monthly donations are a vital part of funding the critical work we do collectively to achieve Indigenous Sovereignty. ✊ Become a monthly donor through the link in our bio and join the movement today! 📸Images: Carlos E. Choc (Maya Q’eqchi’), Teko Alejo Photography, Mayan League 🖥️Graphics by: @c0m0estas ✏️Editors: Manuela, Juanita Cabrera Lopez (Maya Mam) #MonthlyDonations #MonthlySustainerProgram #IndigenousResistance #IndigenousSovereignty #DonateNow #Guatemala #Iximulew #MayaNation #IndigenousMigration #IndigenousRights #IndigenousRefugees #IndigenousLanguageRights #Abiayala