As the year ends, and millions gather to celebrate and acknowledge the holiday season, some Indigenous communities acknowledge its tragic past through memorial ceremonies aimed at teaching and healing while building community. [Image provided by the Lakota People's Law Project]

From Boxing Day to a Day of Remembrance: Honoring the Dakota 38

As the holiday season brings gatherings of family and friends, the day after Christmas—widely recognized as Boxing Day in many parts of the world—carries a deeper significance for Indigenous communities. Over the past several years, a growing movement has sought to shift mainstream recognition of December 26th from a day of post-holiday sales and relaxation … Continue reading From Boxing Day to a Day of Remembrance: Honoring the Dakota 38

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