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Awareness

Follow important diverse sources and commit to learning more.

KHIMSTONIK

Aspires to lead responsible land development. They support and promote the stories of the land by weaving a shared web of information among individuals, families, small businesses, tribal governments, and local, state and federal agencies.

They decolonize the places we live by bringing in the voices of the ancestors and elders, and their own relationships, and knowledge of the land’s history.

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Nimiipuu

Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment

Working to educate the Nez Perce people and other Northwest tribes about traditional tribal rights concerning environmental issues.

Dam Sense

Working to educate people about the ecological, economic, and cultural benefits of a free-flowing Snake River as well as communicate technical and scientific knowledge about dam breaching.

Columbia River Keepers

Columbia Riverkeeper is a non-profit organization working to protect and restore the waters of the Columbia River and all life connected to it, from the headwaters to the Pacific Ocean.

Save Our Wild Salmon

SOWS focuses their efforts on the Columbia and Snake River Basin, where historically up to 16 million wild salmon returned each year. Today, as few as ten thousand salmon return home to the Snake River. Follow and join their exciting national campaign to restore these endangered salmon and steelhead. By partially removing four dams on the lower Snake River, we can restore the Pacific Northwest’s wild salmon and free-flowing rivers as vital economic engines for local communities.

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Donations

Build the capacity of people, organizations, and movements – especially Indigenous ones
– doing impactful on-the-ground work.

Khimstonik

KHIMSTONIK aspires to lead responsible land development. They support and promote the stories of the land by weaving a shared web of information among individuals, families, small businesses, tribal governments, and local, state and federal agencies. They decolonize the places we live by bringing in the voices of the ancestors and elders, and their own relationships, and knowledge of the land's history.

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Nimiipuu

Indigenous organization working to educate the Nez Perce people and other Northwest tribes about traditional tribal rights concerning environmental issues.

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Dam Sense

501(c)(3) Working to educate people about the ecological, economic, and cultural benefits of a free-flowing Snake River as well as communicate technical and scientific knowledge about dam breaching.

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COEXTINCTION

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At-home actions

Simple things you can do right now to make a difference from the comfort of your home.

Message 5 friends or family (by text, social media, email, etc) telling them to watch Coextinction and to go to coextinctionfilm.com/action

Write and Call elected representatives and United States federal agency officials (see a list at the bottom of this link) and ask them to support immediate breach of the Lower Snake River dams.

Sign these petitions:
DamSense | Columbia River Keeper

Sign up for Snake River action updates from Idaho Conservation League. Click Here →

Write a thank you letter to the Indigenous communities and leaders who have led the resistance against the Snake River Dams. You can send your letter to coextinctionthankyou@gmail.com, and we will pass it on to: Carrie Chapman Nightwalker Schuster, the Nimiipuu people, and Nez Perce Tribe.

Host a guided Coextinction discussion with family, friends, colleagues, and more.

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On-the-street actions

Coextinction and any associated persons hold no legal responsibility for your decision to organize or otherwise participate in any legal or illegal actions, nor for any consequences of your organizing or participation. You organize and participate completely at your own risk and responsibility.

We will inform you when we know of specific actions happening around the world. Please sign up for our email list and follow our social media to be sure to stay up to date.

You have the power to organize your own actions as well.
Here are toolkits that can support you organizing and making impact.

Organize a Public Demonstration

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Organize a
Boycott

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Organize a
Strike

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If you are not Indigenous, be sure you act as an ally to, accomplice with, and co-resistor alongside Indigenous peoples in any action you organize, and center Indigenous needs, desires, and perspectives. Here are three helpful resources you should read from Dakota Swiftwolfe and the Montreal Indigenous Community Network, Morgan Tsetta, and Amélie Lamont.