Women of All Red Nations (W.A.R.N.)

Women of All Red Nations (W.A.R.N.)

”In 1974, activists Lorelei DeCora Means, Madonna Thunder Hawk, Phyllis Young, and Janet McCloud formed Women of All Red Nations (W.A.R.N.). Nearly 200 women from over 30 tribal communities participated in W.A.R.N.’s founding conference in Rapid City, South Dakota. The multi-generational group included veterans from the American Indian Movement (AIM), as well as first-time activists. W.A.R.N.’s leaders hoped to both rejuvenate a struggling movement and create new, previously unexplored opportunities for activism.”

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