Native Precision

65th Annual Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Powwow
Eastern Shoshone Events
June 27-29, 2025
Fort Washakie, WY
Wind River Country

Celebration: Powwow on the Wind River Indian Reservation This informative and fun video dives into the powwow circuit, focusing specifically on the powwows and the people of the Wind River Indian Reservation.

Native identity is more than culture—it is sovereignty, a declaration of our existence rooted in land, water, and ancestors. Across Turtle Island, our nations hold distinct languages, traditions, and histories, yet we share a common fight: protecting what is ours.Names hold power. Our nations are named, our people are named, and our identities are woven into these names. Colonization sought to erase them—to erase us. But we are still here.There is no single voice for all Native nations. We govern, resist, and think differently, yet we share one truth—our lands, waters, and resources are not commodities. They are life itself. The fight for our lands is a fight for survival. Our land has been stolen, poisoned, and sold without consent. Corporations and governments continue to extract and pollute, desecrating sacred sites. Yet, our nations stand. We fight legal battles, reclaim land, and resist destruction. Centuries of colonization left deep scars—poverty, violence, underfunded healthcare, and systemic barriers in education and employment. Historical trauma manifests in PTSD, addiction, and su***de, while federal policies continue to fail us. But we are more than statistics. We are warriors, protectors, defenders, and knowledge keepers. Decolonization is an ongoing battle for truth, sovereignty, and self-definition. We are not relics of the past. We are the future. And we will not be erased.