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Notice: Rising Settler Aggression

Notice: Rising Settler Aggression

On Sept. 28, a white nationalist organization called “Second Sons” marched near the old Kamloops Indian residential school on Secwépemc land in central British Columbia. Later, after marching to a nearby McDonald’s, they moved to a highway overpass where the dropped a banner saying “Got bones?”
September 5th: Remembering Crazy Horse

September 5th: Remembering Crazy Horse

My lands are where my dead lie buried. — Crazy Horse
Notice: Tohono O'odham Territory

Notice: Tohono O'odham Territory

Wake up Indian Country!
July 11th: Remembering Kanehsatàk:e

July 11th: Remembering Kanehsatàk:e

Today is the anniversary of the resistance of Indigenous peoples in the face of the colonial machine. On July 11, 1990, Mohawk warriors banded together to defend their traditional territories and sacred burial grounds when the municipality of Oka decided to construct a golf course on unceded territory.
INLO x ILPS Solidarity

INLO x ILPS Solidarity

We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with the International League of Peoples’ Struggle (ILPS).
July 4th: 250 Years of Resistance

July 4th: 250 Years of Resistance

July 4th commemorates the secession of the American settler entity from the British Empire. Responding in outrage to restrictions imposed by the British Empire on chattel slavery and westward expansion, the bourgeois-settler class of land speculators and plantation owners waged their war of independence: the so-called “revolutionary war” defending their collective freedom to displace, enslave, and genocide the peoples of Afrikan and Indigenous nations in pursuit of private property.
Defending Walbran Central Valley

Defending Walbran Central Valley

This month, INLO traveled to Walbran Valley to observe the illegal industrial logging of its old growth rainforest.
Bolivian Indigenous workers resist US-backed forces

Bolivian Indigenous workers resist US-backed forces

As of May 16 2026, the US government has ordered the Bolivian police and armed forces to kidnap ex-President Evo Morales and massacre a large portion of the country’s indigenous population. The Bolivian forces involved are under the joint command of the US Marines and the US Drug Enforcement Agency.
Victory! Sioux Defense of Pe'Sla

Victory! Sioux Defense of Pe'Sla

Two weeks ago, the U.S. Forest Service issued a permit to the mining corporation Pete Lien & Sons to conduct exploratory graphite drilling near Pe’Sla—a supremely sacred meadow in the Black Hills, the sovereign homeland of the Oceti Sakowin (Great Sioux Nation).
Honoring Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women

Honoring Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women

Today, we honor missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people.