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<div>During her 6 years walking with the Wixarika people, Natalia Uribe made a commitment as part of her offering to buy at least 12 instruments for Wixarika children so they can continue to learn music, in communities where there are not many resources.
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<div>The plan is to buy them jaranas, violins, and tololoches, made by local instrument builders.
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<div>Natalia recorded a few of her songs with the intention to have the help of these songs to raise money for this project and to get instruments into the hands of these children.
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<div><a href="https://soundcloud.com/dharmmabum/malinali-mstrd-wav?si=528e061a304844f1964bc0946e107750&amp;utm_source=clipboard&amp;utm_medium=text&amp;utm_campaign=social_sharing" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Listen here</a> !
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<div>If you feel inspired to listen to, sing, or share this song, please consider being part of this vision by donating to the project!
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<div>No raffles, sweepstakes, giveaways, or returns on investment are offered in exchange for any donations made to this GoFundMe.
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Instruments for Wixarika Children

<div>My uncle Javier Maya Garcia was kidnapped by ICE on October 19 at 7:30 a.m. in La Puente, CA. He was on his way to work when ICE surrounded his car and took him. 
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<div>We have been contact with my tio and he has informed us that he signed documents for deportation.
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<div>He is currently being detained in Adelanto and we are waiting for the processing of his deportation. 
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<div>These donated funds will aid my tio's transition back to Mexico. Unfortunately, he has no savings, and our family is doing our best to assist him, but we need the help of our community. <strong>This is an unsafe situation, and we want him to feel at least financially secure and supported as he navigates and processes this life-changing experience.</strong>
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<div><strong>MY UNCLE'S STORY:</strong>
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<div>My uncle was the sun when I was growing up. His laughter and personality filled the room as soon as he entered. Growing up, we looked forward to every Friday because it meant spending time with him, eating pizza, watching movies, and telling stories.
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<div>As he grew older, he faced hardships with his mental health and became more distant. He found company with the bottle and struggled with alcoholism for quite some time.
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<div>However, even during this dark storm, he was there. He wouldn’t come out so often, but he never stopped being an uncle. My family has loved our uncle through it all, whether he is shining bright or feeling dark like the night sky.
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<div>He fought for his sobriety and his life, but it was hard for him to exist in it. In the last few years leading up to my dad’s death, he isolated himself. He was present, but hard to reach. With time, my dad's passing reopened his heart to us, and his sorrow reunited him with our family.
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<div>He was quiet and to himself, but he was never alone. He’s a shy, tender, compassionate protector. My mom shares stories that growing up, my uncle advocated for what was right. If he saw something, he’d say something and do his best to defend it. He continued to do that in the ways he could.
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<div>He was always looking out for ICE sightings and calling my mom to tell her not to go out or to stay home. He always did his best to keep her safe and take care of her in the ways my dad would’ve appreciated.
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<div>ICE cannot detain my uncle's resilience and strength to rise and prevail against all harms that are being attempted and done.
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<div>My uncle's story deserves to be poured into and heard. Like many of our loved ones, he migrated here for a new beginning, and my intention is to remind him that his prayer remains alive.
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<div>Though his chapter here has been taken from him, we are reclaiming his spirit and empowering him with all that he needs to begin once more.
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<div>*My tio unfortunately has no pictures of himself, for he disliked taking them. La Puente Defensa provided us with footage of his detainment and encouraged us to include photos of what happened to show the reality our loved ones face.*
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<div>Thank you for all the support and love.
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<div>About Colectivo Cihuateotl
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<div>Colectivo Cihuateotl is an autonomous community centered organization deeply committed to empowering Black, Indigenous, Queer, Trans, Womxn, Femmes, Gender Expansive and or Gender Non-Conforming Folks of Color as they free themselves from deep seated colonial mentality, break cycles of internalized oppression and heal generations of trauma. 
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<div>Our mission and vision is deeply rooted in the principles of self-determination towards the creation of an autonomous world for our communities - grounded in Indigenous ways. Colectivo Cihuateotl aims to support community members in reconnecting with their sacredness and reclaiming their sovereignty through cultural arts and wellness.
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<div>Contribute to the Opening and Sustainability of Colectivo Cihuateotl - A Community Cultural Center Rooted in Heart &amp; Healing 
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<div>Since 2018, Colectivo Cihuateotl has been a labor of love - a dream nurtured through grassroots effort, community dedication, and the deep desire to create a cultural and healing space for our people. We’ve spent years building this vision - piece by piece, heart by heart and now we’ve finally opened the doors to our very own Centro Cultural. This space is more than just walls - it is a living offering. A sacred space for wellness, cultural expression, community care, and collective healing. Here, we gather. We give. We receive. We hold space for each other. We reclaim our traditions, uplift our spirits, and root ourselves in ancestral wisdom. 
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<div>But to keep this dream alive - we need your support. As a grassroots, community-led project, we’re asking our community to help us keep Colectivo Cihuateotl open and sustainable. Your contribution will help cover essential costs like rent, utilities, programming supplies, and wellness offerings. No donation is too small. Every bit of support helps us keep this sacred space thriving - for us, for you, and for generations to come. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 
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<div>Tlazocamati. Please donate and share. Let’s keep this dream alive - together. 
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