Ingrid Washinawatok El-Issa (1957-1999) was a beloved peace warrior from the indigenous Menominee Nation in Wisconsin.
As a teen she fought for restoration of tribal recognition for her nation and would bring the struggle for sovereignty and environmental justice to the UN and other fronts. She became a leading international advocate for native peoples.
While helping the U’wa tribe establish a school system, supposedly revolutionary Colombian guerrillas killed her and two fellow activists.
| Poster Dimensions | 11×17" |
|---|---|
| Print Type | Digital (Union Printed at RLM World Headquarters) |
| Year Created | 2018 |
| SKU | p994. |
| Categories | Peoples: Native American, Posters |
| Tags | black and white, colombia, decolonization, environmental justice, indigenous, international, menominee, native american, organizer, portrait, solidarity, sovereignty, tribal |
To buy this print on canvas, metal or acrylic in your choice of sizes, visit its page on Fine Art America. (Fine art prints are purchased from and shipped by Fine Art America rather than RLM Art Studio.)
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