This is a photo of our cousin Marten who is about 5’7” holding a Chinook salmon who was on its way to the spawning channels which flow right by the Unist’ot’en Camp. We Wet’suwet’en need these salmon to sustain us
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Weytk, Greetings to our beautiful World communities, families and fellow Indigenous Peoples. First of all I would like to take this time to introduce myself, My name is Kanahus Freedom Manuel, my traditional names are Kanahus Pellkey – Ecotaya Guari
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Engussi Wedzin Kwah She is my healer a consoling friend a life giver, a grandmother a sister to the ancient ones she heard the songs and touched the skin of the original Wet’suwet’en sacred knowledge in every drop but we
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We all know that stopping pipelines and rolling back the fossil fuel industry is good for the health of the planet. And of course the Unist’ot’en Camp is the front-line in that global fight back. What you may not know
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Sacred sites, over 26,000 people, and countless plants and animals, in about 9,000 Ha of a territory now called Huila, Colombia, are involved in a struggle against the construction of the Quimbo Hydroelectric dam Project along the Magdalena (Guacacayo or
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It would be an understatement to say that Unist’ot’en Camp left its mark on my life. The unlearning is a huge part of it. It was at the camp that I attended my first workshops about Decolonization and direct action,
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  So many indigenous people and reporters have come out to Unist’ot’en land and found it to be healing experience, to live on the land and have a connection with the natural world and our teachings. We saw the healing
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Fighting frontline fatigue is something you will never see in front of me is just a hot cup of tea to go, if you please, no milk or cream just sugar, or black, hoping it’ll smack me out of this
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2 yrs ago, us 2 ladies went out on the trapline when no one else wanted to because of slushy conditions. Although it was tough, it was a great honor to carry this lynx out of the bush for the
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    I am forever indebted to the Unist’ot’en Camp and to all the elders, matriarchs, and land defenders who granted me access and welcomed me to their beautiful and unceded lands and territories (yintah). Unist’ot’en Camp is a revolutionary
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