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 Thank you! We Walk with the Help of Many Communities LW5 2018

Thank You Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe for Hosting the Walk!
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Pictures from 10 mile walk into Rocky Boy 3/27. The horses love to run, walk and dance with the group whenever we pass by
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Big shout out to our host in Coeur D'Alene, Ryan Ortivez. Thank you for planning the community walks, feasts and everything!! With Ryan Ortivez
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Tina, we appreciate you, and all your relatives here on the rez. Many blessings to the Cree. We love you guys
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The youth are our future! 》------☆☆☆☆☆☆☆-----》 We were honored to visit the high schools of the Cree people, walk and run side by side on your sacred lands, and meet together in the middle as one. Much love and respect.
Thank you Chehalis for your awesome support! Much love and respect to Chairman Harry Pickernell,GM Jesse Gleason, the Chehalis canoe family, Chehalis Tribe Behavioral Health, Christine Semanko and all the tribal members.
Thank you thank you thank you for everyone in Celilo Village who provided and shared a wonderful Sunday longhouse ceremony, two family feasts, stories and community with the longest walkers. 
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Amazing time with the Colville Tribe!
Another awesome day with awesome people!
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​Thank you Shoalwater Bay, for your hospitality and love. We felt the warmth of your tribe. Much love and respect. 
Charlene Nelson, Chairwoman; Jennifer Taylor, Vice Chair; Tony Johnson, Education Director & Chinook Chairman; Kristine Torset, Museum Clerk; Linda Rose, Library Manager,Kenny Waltman and Mike Harris gym employees,Earl Davis, Cultural Manager; Lynn Clark, Tribal Council Secretary; Robin Souvenir, Chief of Police; Leatta Anderson, Court Clerk
Blessing from the sky!!!!
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Thank you Kootenai Tribe community! Amazing.
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AIM March, Omak WA
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Elder with love for the people. Elaine McCloud, you are a blessing
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Our new family at Agency Area - FT.Belknap
Thank you Coeur d'Alene Tribe!
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Inspiring day. — Coeur d'Alene.
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Montana
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We are a moving prayer, placing our feet on as many Tribal Ancestral Lands as possible, walking with the people of those lands, and sharing our hope together as one, in this short amount of time. We all face tough challenges in this time and history, but we are strong, resilient, and determined for a better way of life for the ones not here yet.

2021   https://www.eastcountymagazine.org/local-tribal-members-join-stand-against-lithium-mining-arizona-and-salton-sea

2018
https://ssprit.wordpress.com/2017/01/12/the-longest-walk-5-2-calling-an-end-to-drug-abuse-and-domestic-violence/

https://www.yakimaherald.com/news/local/the-longest-walk-5-3-arrives-at-yakama-reservation-for-three-days-of-activities-and/article_c398d8de-2181-11e8-abeb-83257119aa44.html

http://www.charkoosta.com/news/coming-together-makes-us-stronger/article_7331b63e-38f3-11e8-bc20-27def44cd9ed.html

​2017 https://www.project562.com/blog/native-americans-running-4-000-miles-for-sobriety-safety-and-solidarity
https://eccalifornian.com/kumeyaay-bobby-walking-stick-wallace-at-standing-rock-and-beyond/#:~:text=Bobby%20Wallace%20was%20chosen%20to,drug%20abuse%20and%20domestic%20violence.

2016
http://newsfromnativecalifornia.com/longest-walk-5-a-journey-for-healing-and-hope-begins-in-southern-california/

https://seminoletribune.org/longest-walk-5-reaches-washington/

https://indiancountrytoday.com/archive/dennis-banks-declares-war-on-drugs-with-longest-walk-5​