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  1. #Zuni Youth Enrichment Project

    #FoodSovereignty Team Shares Knowledge, Nourishes Community This Fall

    #CommunityGardening and #SeedSaving remain central to the team’s efforts, despite the challenges this year due to excessive summer heat, pervasive drought and a dwindling water supply. Fortunately, the garden at Ho’n A:wan Park is now thriving with the arrival of cooler fall temperatures and some rain.

    Tue, October 7, 2025

    Excerpt: "The food sovereignty team also recently hosted two workshops for the Zuni community. One was a virtual workshop on pickling, which #ZYEP recorded and uploaded to social media so it would always be accessible.

    " 'Khass pickled cucumbers, chili peppers, onions and purslane, which grows abundantly here,' Seowtewa said, noting that purslane, a fleshy-leafed succulent plant, tastes a lot like artichoke hearts.

    "ZYEP also hosted an in-person workshop in partnership with James and Joyce Skeets, owners of Vanderwagen, New Mexico-based Spirit Farm. Fifteen community members attended the workshop, which gave them opportunities to learn about—and taste—some of the plants grown at the farm, including basil, hyssop, chili peppers, mint, nasturtiums and Stevia leaf."

    yahoo.com/news/articles/zuni-y

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #NewMexico #GrowYourOwn #PWNA #IndigenousFoodSovereignty #ClimateChange #ClimateResilience #ClimateChangeGardening

  2. My better half’s #birthdaypresent just arrived in the mail. (Phew! I thought it might not make it in time.)

    It’s a #Zuni (#NativeAmerican) #turquoise #brooch.

  3. A beautiful Water Jar (Olla) reveals the rich narrative of Zuni culture, merging functionality with artistry. Its Rainbird motif symbolizes the life-giving power of water, connecting communities. How does this blend of utility and beauty resonate with you?
    #ClevelandArt #Zuni #Ceramics #ArtAndCulture
    clevelandart.org/art/1937.898

  4. Plundering and polluting for profit regardless of the human, social & environmental consequences.

    #OakFlat is a sacred place to the Western #Apache, #Yavapai, #O’odham, #Hopi, and #Zuni. It is a place where rituals are performed, and resources are gathered; its loss would be an indescribable hardship to those peoples.”

    counterpunch.org/2025/05/12/fr

    #BHP (aka Bloody Huge Polluter) #RioTinto (aka Rio Stinko)
    #Capitalism

  5. When your grandparents feed you weird foods... Kenny Bowekaty is one of the tour guides in Zuni. He and Shaun Latone are the most likely if you are doing archaeology or history tours. #Zuni #Ashiwi #NativeAmerican #NewMexico

    Locust Snacks

  6. Discover the Zuni's "Water Jar (Olla) with Rainbird" at #ClevelandMuseumofArt. This ceramic masterpiece blends utility with intricate artistry, revealing a peek into cultural symbolism. Does art elevate even the simplest daily activities? #ClevelandArt #Zuni #IndigenousArt
    clevelandart.org/art/1937.898

  7. Originally seed pots were pottery vessels created to safely store seeds for the following growing season. Some contemporary artists, in a revival of tradition, are calling attention to the seed pot by making ornate sterling silver miniatures.
    horsekeeping.com/jewelry/mini/
    #navajojewelry #nativeamericanjewelry #turquoise #turquoisejewelry #navajo #zuni #hopi #lakota #sterlingsilver #nativeamerican #navajopearls #turquoisebracelet #navajomade #handmadejewelry #handmade #dine #vintagejewelry

  8. Zuni people from the village of Hawikuu fled to the Dowa Yalanne mesa top to escape the attack by the Coronado expedition in 1540. The 14 structures used as a refuge from the Spaniards off and on between 1540 and 1680 were called Heshoda Ayahltona ("ancient buildings above").

    Experience Zuni Pueblo!
    Zuni Visitor Center - (505) 782-7238

    #NewMexico #travel #roadtrip #daytrip #NativeAmerican #ZuniPueblo #Zuni #Ashiwi #history #culture #heritage

  9. #frogs #owls #zunifetish #zuni double sided carved serpentine fetish. One side a frog the other an owl. Ribbit!

  10. We'Wha (1849-1896), a Zuni Lhamana or two-spirit person

    Matilda Coxe Stevenson, an anthropologist visiting #Zuni, wrote a lot of interesting things about We'Wha, but my favorite: Stevenson tried to get the Zuni interested in laundry, which, like, it's hot and dusty and a lot of work and they were not into it, but We'Wha thought laundry was really cool.

    #transrightsarehumanrights

  11. CW: Zuni maps countering western notions of place, geography and imposed borders

    Here's a really good 10-min doc that plus a write up. It's stuck in my mind since watching it a few weeks ago. I think it's worth a watch for everyone.

    emergencemagazine.org/story/co

    And the website of the museum:
    ashiwi-museum.org/

    #maps #cartography #art #zuni #native #indigenous #decolonize