Health Equity Learning Series “Violence Against Indigenous Womxn: sexism, colonialism and health equity”

Philanthropiece has participated in the past and is excited to do so again in this very eye-opening learning series sponsored by El Centro Amistad that not only paints a clear picture on the meaning of “Health Equity”, but does a tremendous job at hitting it home to health equity issues in Boulder and surrounding areas! El Centro Amistad invites you to join for a pre-recorded talk by Taté Walker and facilitated community conversation about sexism and health equity in recognition that the U.S. murder rate of Indigenous womxn is up to 10 times the national average. Taté Walker is Lakota and citizen of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota. They are banner-waving Two Spirit feminist and Indigenous rights activist and published and award-winning storyteller for outlets like Native People’s Magazine, Everyday Feminism and many more.