H.O.P.E. is a nonprofit organization based at Santa Clara Pueblo New Mexico. We focus on environmental health issues as well as cultural preservation and reclamation projects.
How We Go Home shares contemporary Indigenous stories in the long and ongoing endeavors to protect Native land and life.
The “Kwi-tewha” or women’s ceremonial house is a place for preparing food as well as a place to gather as women. To continue as a healthy pueblo community old traditional ways must be brought back to the community.
A program to revive and protect our native seeds, crops, heritage fruits, animals, wild plants, traditions, and knowledge of our indigenous, land and acequia based communities in New Mexico
A project for the people of the Santa Clara Pueblo to increase fluency in the Tewa language. The language enhances connection to and understanding of the wisdom lineage woven through traditional life-ways.
Communities for Clean Water is a coalition of organizations Protecting community waters impacted by the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
A short public educational documentary raising awareness about the public health issues caused by Los Alamos National Laboratory where the first atomic bomb was created.
