Global gatherings of Indigenous women
Leaders from Kurdish, Coptic, Jewish, Persian, Druze, and Yazidi communities share lived experience and strategic frameworks for resistance.
Pathway detail
Women, Strength & Continuity
Indigenous women lead the work of continuity. This thread carries their gatherings, their strategic frameworks against gendered violence, and the relationships they sustain between communities.
Framing statement
Global gatherings of Indigenous women — Kurdish, Coptic, Jewish, Persian, Druze, and Yazidi — sharing strategy against violence, erasure, and disinformation.
Continuity is built on women's leadership — convening, strategizing, protecting, and teaching across borders and generations.
“When Indigenous women sit together across borders, the strategy that comes out of that room is not theoretical.”
Community examples
Stories and examples that make the pathway tangible.
Resisting gender-based violence and erasure
Shared organizing against violence, cultural erasure, and disinformation aimed at silencing Indigenous women.
Intergenerational continuity
Women carry language, ceremony, and political memory between gatherings, holding communities forward across generations.
Learning block
A small educational frame, kept clear and grounded.
Continuity is built on women's leadership — convening, strategizing, protecting, and teaching across borders and generations.
Bring a woman-led initiative or convening into the network.
Continue to connectRelated voices
People and perspectives that deepen the thread.
“I came here to see whether anyone else was carrying the same questions. I stayed because the conversations felt mutual from the start.”
Amina Sky
Diné / community educator
“What matters is that we are not reduced to examples. We arrive as communities with our own histories and meet from there.”
Jonah River
Métis / cultural organizer
Related pathways
Follow the connection into nearby threads.
Language & Memory
From university lecture halls to JNS's The Quad, this thread keeps Indigenous language, memory, and public record in motion against erasure.
Open related pathwayEducation & Exchange
Conferences inside universities, speaker panels at Columbia and the Indigenous Embassy, and online learning that opens this work to global audiences.
Open related pathwayKeep the conversation moving
A pathway is only useful if it leads toward relationship, exchange, and ongoing recognition.
Bring your own context, story, or question into the next conversation.