Indigenous Women & Girls Empowerment and Self-Defense Training Program

Pilot Training Launch October 16, 2020

Be a part of our growing tribe that includes any person or organization devoted to ending the MMIWG crisis, one Relative at a time.

House of the Moon is a grassroots and Indigenous led holistic healing and

restoration movement for those impacted by the Murdered and Missing

Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) tragedy on Turtle Island.

Indigenous women are some of the most resilient, resourceful and creative people

in the world. Being reminded of women's inherent power as life-givers and

by having access to the necessary support and resources, change can and will happen.

House of the Moon belongs first to every single Missing and Murdered Indigenous woman

and girl, whose power, spirit and light remain with us, guiding each step of this

movement. We must match their profound courage and together as many hands,

hearts and voices, restore sacred reverence

and innate power to the life-givers, ending the MMIWG tragedy,

one relative at a time.

House of the Moon

A Unified Gathering Place

Wisdom from the Elders

MMIWG Tributes

Empowerment & Self-Defense Training Program

Founding Council Members

Chief Judy Wilson: Union of BC Indian Chiefs Executive/Chief of Neskonlith Indian Band of the Shushwap Nation
Shelly Fyant, Chairwoman of Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes
Jami Pluff: Policy Analyst, and former Vice Chairwoman of Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes
Tina Bierle: Program Manager, Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council (RMTLC)
Rynalea Whiteman Pena: President, Northern Cheyenne Tribe
Erin E. Mitchell, Founder of Nation Unsevered

Current Circle of Advisors

Rain Bear Stands Last, Executive Director of Global Indigenous Council
Gay Kingman, Executive Director Great Plains Tribal Chairman's Association
Casey Camp-Horinek, Environmental Ambassador, Elder & Hereditary Drumkeeper, Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma
Randy'L Teton, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
Patsy Phillips, IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts Director
Ben Nuvamsa, CEO/President of Kiva Institute
Gladys Radek, Gitksan Wet'suwet'en, Co-Founder of Tears 4 Justice
Georgina Lightning, Actress & Film Director
Grand Chief Wilton Littlechild, Ph.D.

Current Confirmed Presenters

Chief Judy Wilson: Union of BC Indian Chiefs Executive/Chief of Neskonlith Indian Band of the Shushwap Nation
Elaine Alec
Annita Mcphee
Rain Bear Stands Last, Executive Director of Global Indigenous Council
Mikase Camp-Horinek
Amelia Washington
LoVina Louie, Coeur d'Alene/Colville/Nez Perce
Liana Brooks Rubin
Guy Baker
TJ Hammond

Indigenous Women & Girls Empowerment and Self-Defense Training Program

Pilot Training Launch October 16, 2020

Be a part of our growing tribe that includes any person or organization devoted to ending the MMIWG crisis, one Relative at a time.

House of the Moon is a grassroots and Indigenous led holistic healing and

restoration movement for those impacted by the Murdered and Missing

Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) tragedy on Turtle Island.

Indigenous women are some of the most resilient, resourceful and creative people

in the world. Being reminded of women's inherent power as life-givers and

by having access to the necessary support and resources, change can and will happen.

House of the Moon belongs first to every single Missing and Murdered Indigenous woman

and girl, whose power, spirit and light remain with us, guiding each step of this

movement. We must match their profound courage and together as many hands,

hearts and voices, restore sacred reverence

and innate power to the life-givers, ending the MMIWG tragedy,

one relative at a time.

House of the Moon

A Unified Gathering Place

Wisdom from the Elders

MMIWG Tributes

Empowerment & Self-Defense Training Program

Founding Council Members

Current Circle of Advisors

Current Confirmed Presenters

Website, Training Program and Social Media

Launch Coming Soon!

Sign up here to be notified when we Do!

​

Indigenous Women & Girls Empowerment and Self-Defense Training Program

Pilot Training Launch October 16, 2020

Be a part of our growing tribe that includes any person or organization devoted to ending the MMIWG crisis, one Relative at a time.

House of the Moon is a grassroots and Indigenous led holistic healing and

restoration movement for those impacted by the Murdered and Missing

Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) tragedy on Turtle Island.

​

Indigenous women are some of the most resilient, resourceful and creative people

in the world. Being reminded of women's inherent power as life-givers and

by having access to the necessary support and resources, change can and will happen.

​

House of the Moon belongs first to every single Missing and Murdered Indigenous woman

and girl, whose power, spirit and light remain with us, guiding each step of this

movement. We must match their profound courage and together as many hands,

hearts and voices, restore sacred reverence

and innate power to the life-givers, ending the MMIWG tragedy,

one relative at a time.

​

House of the Moon

A Unified Gathering Place

Wisdom from the Elders

MMIWG Tributes

Empowerment & Self-Defense Training Program

Founding Council Members

Current Circle of Advisors

Current Confirmed Presenters

Website, Training Program and Social Media

Launch Coming Soon!

​

Sign up here to be notified when we Do!