Join us Tuesday, August 30th, 2022 at 2pm CST as Indigenous People's Power Project presents Skoden Talks w/ The Homie Courtney Peyketewa live on Instagram! Courtney Peyketewa (She/Her) is an enrolled member of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Tusekia Harjo band, katcv (Tiger) clan and is a descendent of Creek, Euchee and Zuni Pueblo people. […]
Join us Tuesday, October 11th, 2022 at 2pm CST as Indigenous People's Power Project presents Skoden Talks w/ The Homie Christina Haswood live on Instagram! Christina Haswood has a public health background and is a lifelong district resident of District 10, which she represents in the Kansas House of Representatives. At age 28, Christina is […]
Join us Thursday November 3rd, 2022 at 6pm CST as Indigenous People's Power Project presents Skoden Talks w/ The Homie Juan "Red Hawk" Dominguez live on Instagram! Juan was raised on the Point Arena Reservation around family and community, and growing up with those elements shaped the person he is today. At 19 he moved […]
The 10th Annual Greenpeace Action Camp is April 8th-12th, 2023. Action Camp is more than just an opportunity for learning – you’ll build relationships with other activists from all walks of life, learn skills that you can take back to your community, and take your activism to the next level. If you daydream of dismantling […]
oin us Tuesday, April 11th, 2023 at 1 PM CST as Indigenous People's Power Project presents Skoden Talks w/ The Homie Ashia Wilson live on Instagram! Ashia Grae Wolf Wilson is towards the end of pursuing her undergraduate degree at the University of Oregon as a Ford Foundation Scholar, majoring in Environmental Studies with a […]
Join us Wednesday, April 26th, 2023 at 6 PM CST as Indigenous People's Power Project presents Skoden Talks w/ The Homie Ean McCants live on Instagram!
The camp will take place May 18-24, 2023 in the Ȟe Sápa (Black Hills) of South Dakota! We’ll gather together with activists from across Turtle Island to host a camp built on sharing and developing a foundation of both theoretical and technical direct action skills. An opportunity to network, build relationships, and learn new skills […]
The Climb track introduces some basic climb techniques along with gear, a strong focus on safety, roles and responsibilities. It talks about climbing as a tool in movement spaces and It uses strategy, tactics and scouting in combination with creative resistance and blockades to disrupt space or business as usual with banner deployments and messaging […]
The Kayaktivist Camp T4T is for those in the IP3 network looking to train or skill up their kayak skills, gear, safety, strategy, tactics, banner drops, roles and responsibilities along with a variety of other kayak skills used in direct actions on the water.
Thank you for your interest in IP3 Action Camp 2023! Indigenous Peoples Power Project is hyped to get back to our in person Nonviolent Direct Action skills training camp, with a focus on Wellness, Creative Resistance, Climbing, Blockades, Kayaktivism and NVDA 101. As an all Indigenous action camp, we will cover a variety of topics […]
The Creative Resistance track will walk you through history of creativity and culture within direct action. It will also talk about the importance of messaging, owning your narrative and help you build skills and technique in creating a visual voice for your movement work. Art is an essential aspect of connecting with community, showing representation, […]
The Blockades track will talk about the importance of holding space, building trust, clear communication and how to work together as a team, how to own your role and to use our bodies and creativity to disrupt space. Blockades walks participants through building, creating and utilizing tools and equipment to disrupt and bring attention to […]
