Clara Natonabah, Creative Director (Diné & Dutch): Ya'at'ééh shi ke' doo' shi nizhoni family! Ahéhee' for empowering your sisters. 
Together we will restore Hózhó.

Justice (Clara Natonabah)

Sage Bond (Diné & San Carlos Apache): 'Sacrifice of her skin' refers to the sacrifice that mothers make to bring new life into the world. She refers to the creation of the clans, when Changing Woman molded them from her own flesh. This is an appreciation song for women, Changing Woman, mothers and grandmothers. The matriarch is our foundation.

Under The Sun (Sage Bond)

MMIW: Pocahontas (Roanna Shebala)

Jacquelyn Córdova (Diné, Guatemalan, Ute, Pueblo & Swedish): Ahéhee' creator for this life. May you bless my sisters and bring them safe places to heal fully. Gift them the courage and compassion to remember who they are without shame, guilt, and confusion. May you bring us hope, love, and truth. I love you sisters, we can do this. You are Stronger.

Stronger (Jacquelyn Córdova)

Carrie Wood (Diné) is a member of Three Sisters Collective who co-sponsored the Spirit Line album. She hopes that the album will bring healing, comfort, inspiration, and strength to our communities.
Winoka Yepa (Diné): I am a child of the Weaver-Zia clan, born for the Within His Cover clan. I am the granddaughter of the Salt People clan and of the Water Flows Together clan. Diné asdzáán nishłį, I am a Diné woman, a matriarch of my family, a carrier and speaker of my Diné language and culture, an educator, and an Indigenous scholar.

Weaving II (Carrie Wood & Winoka Yepa)

More Pray (Dawta Magma)

Autumn Rose Billie (Diné, Acoma & Taos Pueblo) is a filmmaker and community organizer. She hopes this album inspires people to seek ways to help their families and communities.
Lynnetter Haozous: As a Chiricahua Apache, Diné & Taos Pueblo woman it is my responsibility to protect life and our community's children. It's only natural we stand against the destruction of our homelands and violence against our women and children. Stay vigilant.

Weaving I (Autumn Rose Billie & Lynnette Haozous)

Dr. Christina M. Castro (Taos Pueblo, Jemez Pueblo & Xicana) is co-founder of Three Sisters Collective (3SC), a grassroots Pueblo/Indigenous women led organization in O'gah P'ogeh (Santa Fe, NM). 
3SC is honored to help co-fund this album. Ta ah, Taykonompah, Thank you!

Say Her Name (Christina M. Castro)

Anjamora Ishi Sato McLaughlin (Taos Pueblo, Ainu Japanese & Irish) is an eight-grad student at the Santa Fe Indian School. Anja believes it is important to stand up for Indigenous women who feel outcast from society and her song is meant to remember those women who were lost or tragically killed and tell them we are here.

Youth Prayer Chant (Anjamora Ishi Sato McLaughlin)

Autumn White Eyes is Oglala Lakota and Turtle Mountain Band of Anishinaabe, from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. She writes poetry that continually questions and wars with the ways in which colonialism, racism, and cisheteropatriarchy directly impacts herself and her community. The poem, For the Indigenous Woman is for those we've lost and for all those who identify as Indigenous Women.

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