Momi' Jokoj': Running Waters Land Back Initiative

One hundred and seventy-one years ago, the United States government sat down with the Nisenan people and made a promise. They signed a treaty. Then they buried it. Today — right now — 3,200 acres of sacred ancestral land along Raccoon Creek is asking us to answer. This is Momi’ Jokoj’. Running Waters. A place of Indigenous innovation guided by wisdom whose chapters are marked by the breaths of time. A home for future generations of Indigenous people — armed with a fighting heart, rooted in a way of life lived in the open, prepared for every contingency. Children raised to match these mountains. This window is open right now for Indigenous Futures Society to acquire this land. Land doesn’t wait. And we have already waited long enough. 171 years is long enough. Join the campaign right now. Give what you can. Share what you believe. This land will not wait — and neither will history. Invest in Momi’ Jokoj’. Invest in Running Waters. Invest in the future that was always supposed to be.