Artist Name: Rachel Healing Willow Bayliss
Sponsored by: Native Women Running
When I read about the Winged Foot project, I felt an inner calling to design a piece representing my indigenous heritage and remind all people watching that this event is being held on Native land and WE ARE STILL HERE!! The top portion on my Winged Foot is a tribute to all of the missing and murdered indigenous women of North America. The red hand print symbolizes all those whose voices have not been heard and may never be again.The writing “We Are Still Here” is the message I would like to send to our ancestors as they watch over us on this day and always. The eastern woodland animal tracks at the bottom stands for the 5 named clans of the Natick Nipmuc tribe: Eagle, Deer, Turtle, Hawk and Bear. I encourage you to research this cause. #MMIW. Aquene kah Nahonnushagk! (Peace and Farewell!) Kuttabotomish! (I thank you!)
Sponsored by: Native Women Running
When I read about the Winged Foot project, I felt an inner calling to design a piece representing my indigenous heritage and remind all people watching that this event is being held on Native land and WE ARE STILL HERE!! The top portion on my Winged Foot is a tribute to all of the missing and murdered indigenous women of North America. The red hand print symbolizes all those whose voices have not been heard and may never be again.The writing “We Are Still Here” is the message I would like to send to our ancestors as they watch over us on this day and always. The eastern woodland animal tracks at the bottom stands for the 5 named clans of the Natick Nipmuc tribe: Eagle, Deer, Turtle, Hawk and Bear. I encourage you to research this cause. #MMIW. Aquene kah Nahonnushagk! (Peace and Farewell!) Kuttabotomish! (I thank you!)
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