Stand with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to put continued pressure on the Army Corps of Engineers. One month after it was mandated they would, the Corps has neglected to log its intent to conduct an Environmental Impact Statement. With a new administration coming to Washington, the time is NOW to ensure a full EIS... Read more »

I lay among friends, huddled and cold in our sleeping bags. We listened to the lashing wind and the drums and prayer chants coming from the sacred fire, and we reflected on why we, four Iraq War veterans, were here.Police floodlights shone from the drill site of the Dakota Access Pipeline, scheduled to cross under the Missouri River, the water source for millions of people.

It is of the utmost important that the EIS process begin as soon as possible. The Army Corps not delay.

On Sunday, November 6, in Redwood Valley, California several hundred people gathered to listen to activists report back from Standing Rock where they had stood in solidarity with Native American Tr…