Angela Mooney D’Arcy

founder, Sacred Places Institute

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Sacred Places Institute is a community-based organization working to protect land and water that once belonged to Indigenous tribes in California.

Compared to 10 years ago, Angelenos are far more aware that they’re living on tribal lands

Sacred Places Institute is a community-based organization working to protect land and water that once belonged to Indigenous tribes in California.

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